Inside a Pearl (2014)
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It was a fisherman’s cottage on the Île de Ré, in a small village that smelled of the brackish sea. Her house was at the end of a tiny street just wide enough for one car, a street called the ruelle des Musiciens. A high wall around her house was pierced by a green-painted wood gate, inside which was not only the cottage but also, somewhat unusually, a garden (another house had been torn down to make room for the garden). The cottage had a large eat-in kitchen, quite modern, with big windows and... French doors letting on to the garden. The kitchen flowed into the sitting room, where there were twin couches and a rattan chair, its back swelling like a cobra’s hood, drawn up beside the blackened fireplace. On every wall were curious pictures, suitable, I suppose, for the tastes of the whimsical artist of Babar. Upstairs there were three bedrooms, one of which had a double bed for the lady of the house, the other two tiny.
Everything smelled of the sea, and every morning Marie-Claude would dash off on her bicycle to do her courses, her shopping in the town market, which was covered and the size of a New York block.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a fisherman’s cottage on the Île de Ré, in a small village that smelled of the brackish sea. Her house was at the end of a tiny street just wide enough for one car, a street called the ruelle des Musiciens. A high wall around her house was pierced by a green-painted wood gate, inside which was not only the cottage but also, somewhat unusually, a garden (another house had been torn down to make room for the garden). The cottage had a large eat-in kitchen, quite modern, with big windows and... French doors letting on to the garden. The kitchen flowed into the sitting room, where there were twin couches and a rattan chair, its back swelling like a cobra’s hood, drawn up beside the blackened fireplace. On every wall were curious pictures, suitable, I suppose, for the tastes of the whimsical artist of Babar. Upstairs there were three bedrooms, one of which had a double bed for the lady of the house, the other two tiny.
Everything smelled of the sea, and every morning Marie-Claude would dash off on her bicycle to do her courses, her shopping in the town market, which was covered and the size of a New York block.
What to read after Inside a Pearl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund White to read onlineMoreLess
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