The Street That Wasn't There
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But the tree was there . . . Shadowy, indistinct in the gray, witha few withered apples still clinging to its boughs, a fewshriveled leaves reluctant to leave the parent branch.
The tree was there now. But it hadn't been when he first hadlooked. Mr. Chambers was sure of that.
* * * * * And now he saw the faint outlines of his neighbor's house . . . Butthose outlines were all wrong. They didn't jibe and fit together . . . They were out of plumb. As if some giant hand had grasped the houseand... wrenched it out of true. Like the house he had seen across thestreet the night before, the house that had painfully righted itselfwhen he thought of how it should look.
Perhaps if he thought of how his neighbor's house should look, ittoo might right itself. But Mr. Chambers was very weary. Tooweary to think about the house.
He turned from the window and dressed slowly. In the living roomhe slumped into his chair, put his feet on the old crackedottoman. For a long time he sat, trying to think.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the tree was there . . . Shadowy, indistinct in the gray, witha few withered apples still clinging to its boughs, a fewshriveled leaves reluctant to leave the parent branch.
The tree was there now. But it hadn't been when he first hadlooked. Mr. Chambers was sure of that.
* * * * * And now he saw the faint outlines of his neighbor's house . . . Butthose outlines were all wrong. They didn't jibe and fit together . . . They were out of plumb. As if some giant hand had grasped the houseand... wrenched it out of true. Like the house he had seen across thestreet the night before, the house that had painfully righted itselfwhen he thought of how it should look.
Perhaps if he thought of how his neighbor's house should look, ittoo might right itself. But Mr. Chambers was very weary. Tooweary to think about the house.
He turned from the window and dressed slowly. In the living roomhe slumped into his chair, put his feet on the old crackedottoman. For a long time he sat, trying to think.
What to read after The Street That Wasn't There?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacobi Carl Richard to read onlineMoreLess
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