The Prague Orgy
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11. 1976 “Your novel,” he says, “is absolutely one of the five or six books of my life.”
“You must assure Mr. Sisovsky,” I say to his companion, “that he has flattered me enough.”
“You have flattered him enough,” she tells him. A woman of about forty, pale eyes, broad cheekbones, dark, severely parted hair—a distraught, arresting face. One blue vein bulges dangerously in her temple as she perches at the edge of my sofa, quite still. In black like Prince Hamlet. Signs of serious wear at... the seat of the black velvet skirt of her funereal suit. Her fragrance is strong, her stockings laddered, her nerves shot.
He is younger, perhaps by ten years: thick-bodied, small, sturdy, with a broad, small-nosed face that has the ominous potency of a gloved fist. I see him lowering the brow and breaking doors down with it. Yet the longish hair is the hair of the heartthrob, heavy, silky hair of an almost Oriental darkness and sheen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
11. 1976 “Your novel,” he says, “is absolutely one of the five or six books of my life.”
“You must assure Mr. Sisovsky,” I say to his companion, “that he has flattered me enough.”
“You have flattered him enough,” she tells him. A woman of about forty, pale eyes, broad cheekbones, dark, severely parted hair—a distraught, arresting face. One blue vein bulges dangerously in her temple as she perches at the edge of my sofa, quite still. In black like Prince Hamlet. Signs of serious wear at... the seat of the black velvet skirt of her funereal suit. Her fragrance is strong, her stockings laddered, her nerves shot.
He is younger, perhaps by ten years: thick-bodied, small, sturdy, with a broad, small-nosed face that has the ominous potency of a gloved fist. I see him lowering the brow and breaking doors down with it. Yet the longish hair is the hair of the heartthrob, heavy, silky hair of an almost Oriental darkness and sheen.
What to read after The Prague Orgy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Roth to read onlineMoreLess
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