Remembering Carmen (2013)
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He was certainly in no party mood. That festive condition seemed, in fact, to be shared just now by everyone but him. But a certain native stubbornness made him want to persist. He had no taste for victim status. He did not one anyone to feel sorry for him. He decided to go ahead. And, when writing out the invitations, he resolved to leave nobody out. If embarrassments, awkwardnesses, resulted from his juxtapositions of guests, so be it. They had only themselves to blame.
A combination of in...stinct, justified suspicion, a brief newspaper report of a controversial statement on arts policy from a leading pianist attending a conference in Virginia, and a pained (but he hoped not malicious) informative phone call from a woman friend (yes, yes, but long ago) gave Christopher a sufficient outline of Carmen’s movements. He was able to fill in the remaining details with a combination of fevered imagining, righteous contempt, and stabbing regret. He could not say whether he knew with certainty that it was over or whether he still hoped that they could crawl out from under this amatory wreckage intact, ready to give it one more try.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was certainly in no party mood. That festive condition seemed, in fact, to be shared just now by everyone but him. But a certain native stubbornness made him want to persist. He had no taste for victim status. He did not one anyone to feel sorry for him. He decided to go ahead. And, when writing out the invitations, he resolved to leave nobody out. If embarrassments, awkwardnesses, resulted from his juxtapositions of guests, so be it. They had only themselves to blame.
A combination of in...stinct, justified suspicion, a brief newspaper report of a controversial statement on arts policy from a leading pianist attending a conference in Virginia, and a pained (but he hoped not malicious) informative phone call from a woman friend (yes, yes, but long ago) gave Christopher a sufficient outline of Carmen’s movements. He was able to fill in the remaining details with a combination of fevered imagining, righteous contempt, and stabbing regret. He could not say whether he knew with certainty that it was over or whether he still hoped that they could crawl out from under this amatory wreckage intact, ready to give it one more try.
What to read after Remembering Carmen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Murray, Nicholas, 1802-1861 to read onlineMoreLess
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