Silent House
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I closed my eyes and kept quiet, but the door opened anyway.
“Grandma, are you okay?” said Nilgün.
I didn’t respond. I wanted them to look at my pale face and still body and realize that I was in the throes of agony.
“You look better, Grandmother, you have some color in your face.”
I thought: They’ll never understand and they’ll keep smiling, with their plastic cologne bottles and fake good cheer, and I will remain all alone with my pains, my past, and my thoughts. All right, leave me to my nice... thoughts.
“Feeling better, Grandmother?”
But they won’t leave me. And I don’t speak.
“You had a good sleep. Do you want anything?”
“Lemonade!” I said all of a sudden, and when Nilgün had left I carried on with my nice, pure thoughts. I still felt warm after waking up from that cozy sleep, warmth on my cheeks and in my mind. I thought about the dream, the images in the dream, how I was very small, I had left Istanbul and was on a train, and as the train moved, I could see gardens, one within another, lovely old gardens.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I closed my eyes and kept quiet, but the door opened anyway.
“Grandma, are you okay?” said Nilgün.
I didn’t respond. I wanted them to look at my pale face and still body and realize that I was in the throes of agony.
“You look better, Grandmother, you have some color in your face.”
I thought: They’ll never understand and they’ll keep smiling, with their plastic cologne bottles and fake good cheer, and I will remain all alone with my pains, my past, and my thoughts. All right, leave me to my nice... thoughts.
“Feeling better, Grandmother?”
But they won’t leave me. And I don’t speak.
“You had a good sleep. Do you want anything?”
“Lemonade!” I said all of a sudden, and when Nilgün had left I carried on with my nice, pure thoughts. I still felt warm after waking up from that cozy sleep, warmth on my cheeks and in my mind. I thought about the dream, the images in the dream, how I was very small, I had left Istanbul and was on a train, and as the train moved, I could see gardens, one within another, lovely old gardens.
What to read after Silent House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orhan Pamuk to read onlineMoreLess
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