The Seventh Commandment
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But having gained almost five pounds during the holiday at home, Dora decided the walk downtown would do her good. This was after lunch with John Wenden during which she virtuously nibbled on a small tuna sandwich and drank nothing but tea.
"Are you sick?" John asked.
"Diet," she explained. "My New Year's resolution." "I made one, too," he said, swilling his beer. "To cut out the beer." Strangely, they spoke little of the Starrett case at lunch. Mostly they exchanged memories of Christmases past... when they were children and the world was bright with hope and their dreams without limit.
"That didn't last long," Wenden said. "By the time I was ten I knew I would never be president, of anything." "Even as a kid I was chubby," Dora said. "All the beautiful, popular girls chose me for a friend because they didn't want any competition." "No one chose me for a friend," he said. "I've always been a loner. Maybe that's why my marriage flopped." "Do you ever see your ex?" "No," he said shortly. "I hear she's been dating a barber from Yonkers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But having gained almost five pounds during the holiday at home, Dora decided the walk downtown would do her good. This was after lunch with John Wenden during which she virtuously nibbled on a small tuna sandwich and drank nothing but tea.
"Are you sick?" John asked.
"Diet," she explained. "My New Year's resolution." "I made one, too," he said, swilling his beer. "To cut out the beer." Strangely, they spoke little of the Starrett case at lunch. Mostly they exchanged memories of Christmases past... when they were children and the world was bright with hope and their dreams without limit.
"That didn't last long," Wenden said. "By the time I was ten I knew I would never be president, of anything." "Even as a kid I was chubby," Dora said. "All the beautiful, popular girls chose me for a friend because they didn't want any competition." "No one chose me for a friend," he said. "I've always been a loner. Maybe that's why my marriage flopped." "Do you ever see your ex?" "No," he said shortly. "I hear she's been dating a barber from Yonkers.
What to read after The Seventh Commandment?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lawrence Saunders to read onlineMoreLess
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