The Recognitions
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—Raymond Lully, Codicillus That afternoon, Fuller sat on a bench, his back turned to Central Park in December. Women scuttled past him the bulks of furs, bearing gold and precious ornaments which he watched without envy. He'd only to smile, to yawn, or frankly raise his upper lip and he could show more gold than any of them could wear, even in their most offensive aspirations to taste: jewels by the pound-weight, rings so heavy that they looked like weapons. The cold wind made continuous sugges...tion to his hat, a narrow-brimmed, imperially high-crowned straw, to join the fuzzy commotion that passed. The hat would have none of it. It was as firm on his head as his right hand on the umbrella, or his left hand holding the leash on the black poodle. His face remained peacefully arranged until that leash tightened, and then the lines in Fuller's forehead and around his mouth tightened too.
When they walked, the leash was taut like a bar holding them apart, instead of a binding tie.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—Raymond Lully, Codicillus That afternoon, Fuller sat on a bench, his back turned to Central Park in December. Women scuttled past him the bulks of furs, bearing gold and precious ornaments which he watched without envy. He'd only to smile, to yawn, or frankly raise his upper lip and he could show more gold than any of them could wear, even in their most offensive aspirations to taste: jewels by the pound-weight, rings so heavy that they looked like weapons. The cold wind made continuous sugges...tion to his hat, a narrow-brimmed, imperially high-crowned straw, to join the fuzzy commotion that passed. The hat would have none of it. It was as firm on his head as his right hand on the umbrella, or his left hand holding the leash on the black poodle. His face remained peacefully arranged until that leash tightened, and then the lines in Fuller's forehead and around his mouth tightened too.
When they walked, the leash was taut like a bar holding them apart, instead of a binding tie.
What to read after The Recognitions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William E Addis to read onlineMoreLess
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