Rose
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Salty said.
Rose sat on the chopping block. Salty stood, looking at the starry canopy overhead. They had sat in silence until the volume level of the argument inside unexpectedly plummeted to an indistinct murmur.
“Yes, it is,” she agreed, trying to concentrate on talking to Salty rather than straining to make sense of the fragments of sentences escaping through the kitchen window. “I’d never lived outside a town when I agreed to come out here. I was afraid I would miss the people and shops, thi...ngs going on.”
“And you haven’t?”
“I wasn’t happy in Austin. Things would have to be much worse than they are for me to want to go back.”
“Are they bad? I thought everybody pretty much bowed to your commands.”
Rose laughed, a sputtering sound which indicated her amusement as well as her surprise. “Look again. They’re really very nice, especially when I forget my place and start handing out orders, but I’m an outsider. I always will be.”
“At least George thinks you can do no wrong.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Salty said.
Rose sat on the chopping block. Salty stood, looking at the starry canopy overhead. They had sat in silence until the volume level of the argument inside unexpectedly plummeted to an indistinct murmur.
“Yes, it is,” she agreed, trying to concentrate on talking to Salty rather than straining to make sense of the fragments of sentences escaping through the kitchen window. “I’d never lived outside a town when I agreed to come out here. I was afraid I would miss the people and shops, thi...ngs going on.”
“And you haven’t?”
“I wasn’t happy in Austin. Things would have to be much worse than they are for me to want to go back.”
“Are they bad? I thought everybody pretty much bowed to your commands.”
Rose laughed, a sputtering sound which indicated her amusement as well as her surprise. “Look again. They’re really very nice, especially when I forget my place and start handing out orders, but I’m an outsider. I always will be.”
“At least George thinks you can do no wrong.”
What to read after Rose?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Greenwood, Leigh to read onlineMoreLess
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