Tambourines to Glory (1986)
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Essie slept alone. Laura—well, there were men’s coats hanging in Laura’s closet, and male pajamas in her laundry—not for sleeping—pajamas with a red B embroidered in silk on the jacket pocket. Naturally they belonged to that big black Negro (which is what Laura called him when she got mad—otherwise he was dark brownskin) by name of Buddy. Buddy said he liked the shower with the glass doors in the bathroom, which is why he often slept at their place, just so he could get up in the morning and tak...e a shower.
Essie said “Huh!” at that one.
Water! Wonderful water, cleanliness next to godliness! Buddy was clean, teeth shining, nails polished, Sugar Ray’s Barber Shop giving his hair a gleam. Sharp-moving like a boxer, like a beast. Tiger of a boy! Coconut eyes, hair which crackled sometimes when Laura ran a comb through it. For Laura, who had never touched the Holy Grail, Buddy was the nearest thing to such a vessel.
“I thrills when I touches the Bible,” said Essie.
“I thrill when I touch that man,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Essie slept alone. Laura—well, there were men’s coats hanging in Laura’s closet, and male pajamas in her laundry—not for sleeping—pajamas with a red B embroidered in silk on the jacket pocket. Naturally they belonged to that big black Negro (which is what Laura called him when she got mad—otherwise he was dark brownskin) by name of Buddy. Buddy said he liked the shower with the glass doors in the bathroom, which is why he often slept at their place, just so he could get up in the morning and tak...e a shower.
Essie said “Huh!” at that one.
Water! Wonderful water, cleanliness next to godliness! Buddy was clean, teeth shining, nails polished, Sugar Ray’s Barber Shop giving his hair a gleam. Sharp-moving like a boxer, like a beast. Tiger of a boy! Coconut eyes, hair which crackled sometimes when Laura ran a comb through it. For Laura, who had never touched the Holy Grail, Buddy was the nearest thing to such a vessel.
“I thrills when I touches the Bible,” said Essie.
“I thrill when I touch that man,”
What to read after Tambourines to Glory?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hughes Langston to read onlineMoreLess
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