Mudwoman
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And Mudwoman Makes a Discovery.
April 2003 The sink! She had never seen any sink so—sunken.
It was a scallop-shaped hollow in the old worn faded-salmon marble counter. And the counter was far too high and too deep—to use the sink, so impracticably sunken, you had to stand on your toes, lean forward on your elbows and lift yourself, brace yourself, to bend above the sink, at a broken-backed crouch; then you had to reach for the faucets which were antiquated and grotesquely large claw-shap...ed brass fixtures at least six inches apart so that, having managed to grip the left-hand faucet—(which emitted hot water)—you could not then very readily grip the right-hand faucet—(which emitted cold water)—for you needed the support of at least one arm/elbow in order to maintain your balance, and not slip back down from the counter.
“This God-damn sink.”
It was Livvie Skedd’s voice of utter contempt mixed with bemusement, incredulity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And Mudwoman Makes a Discovery.
April 2003 The sink! She had never seen any sink so—sunken.
It was a scallop-shaped hollow in the old worn faded-salmon marble counter. And the counter was far too high and too deep—to use the sink, so impracticably sunken, you had to stand on your toes, lean forward on your elbows and lift yourself, brace yourself, to bend above the sink, at a broken-backed crouch; then you had to reach for the faucets which were antiquated and grotesquely large claw-shap...ed brass fixtures at least six inches apart so that, having managed to grip the left-hand faucet—(which emitted hot water)—you could not then very readily grip the right-hand faucet—(which emitted cold water)—for you needed the support of at least one arm/elbow in order to maintain your balance, and not slip back down from the counter.
“This God-damn sink.”
It was Livvie Skedd’s voice of utter contempt mixed with bemusement, incredulity.
What to read after Mudwoman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joyce Carol Oates to read onlineMoreLess
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