The Dangerous Years (2015)
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But the maid with their coffee and croissants was also early. Joan came into her mother’s room, looking like a tousled goddess, yawning and stretching her arms, her figure silhouetted against the sunshine through a flimsy nightdress.
“Don’t break something, dear,” said her mother, looking protectively at the cups as Joan sank on to the bed beside her.
“No,” said the girl, “though I’ve never heard of a cow in a china-shop.”
“I sometimes suspect that you feel you ought to have been a male.”
Mary s...aid this as she handed coffee to Joan: but the effect of her words was disconcerting, for the girl jumped up, paced about the little room, and finally turned sharply, to say, “Why do you harp on that? Can’t we forget this wretched business for a while? I’m sick and sick to death of all these personal affairs. Maybe John is right after all. I’ve been too much for him, with smothering affection. A boy! I doubt if anything could be less so. I think of boys as detached, light, blessed with a kind of seraphic indifference.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the maid with their coffee and croissants was also early. Joan came into her mother’s room, looking like a tousled goddess, yawning and stretching her arms, her figure silhouetted against the sunshine through a flimsy nightdress.
“Don’t break something, dear,” said her mother, looking protectively at the cups as Joan sank on to the bed beside her.
“No,” said the girl, “though I’ve never heard of a cow in a china-shop.”
“I sometimes suspect that you feel you ought to have been a male.”
Mary s...aid this as she handed coffee to Joan: but the effect of her words was disconcerting, for the girl jumped up, paced about the little room, and finally turned sharply, to say, “Why do you harp on that? Can’t we forget this wretched business for a while? I’m sick and sick to death of all these personal affairs. Maybe John is right after all. I’ve been too much for him, with smothering affection. A boy! I doubt if anything could be less so. I think of boys as detached, light, blessed with a kind of seraphic indifference.
What to read after The Dangerous Years?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Church to read onlineMoreLess
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