Lasher (1993)
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I did not lay eyes upon the bleak dreamy landscape of Donnelaith until the year 1888. My “memories” continued much in the same vein, though there was increasingly confusing material mixed up with them.
By that time, Mary Beth had grown into a powerful witch, more quick-witted, cunning and philosophically interesting than Katherine, Marguerite and even Marie Claudette insofar as I could judge such things. But then Mary Beth was of a new age—postwar, post-crinoline, as they said.
She worked by my ...side in my three endeavors: care of family; pursuit of pleasure; making money. She became my confidante, and my only friend.
I had many lovers during these years—men and women. I was married. My darling wife, Suzette, whom I loved very much in my own selfish way, gave me four children. I wish I could tell you the story of all this, because in a way, everything a man does is part of the moral fabric of who he is, and what he is. And this was never more true than with me.
But there isn’t time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I did not lay eyes upon the bleak dreamy landscape of Donnelaith until the year 1888. My “memories” continued much in the same vein, though there was increasingly confusing material mixed up with them.
By that time, Mary Beth had grown into a powerful witch, more quick-witted, cunning and philosophically interesting than Katherine, Marguerite and even Marie Claudette insofar as I could judge such things. But then Mary Beth was of a new age—postwar, post-crinoline, as they said.
She worked by my ...side in my three endeavors: care of family; pursuit of pleasure; making money. She became my confidante, and my only friend.
I had many lovers during these years—men and women. I was married. My darling wife, Suzette, whom I loved very much in my own selfish way, gave me four children. I wish I could tell you the story of all this, because in a way, everything a man does is part of the moral fabric of who he is, and what he is. And this was never more true than with me.
But there isn’t time.
What to read after Lasher?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anne Rice to read onlineMoreLess
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