The Sunset Gang
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He would return, always deeply tanned, full of energy and optimism, as if the sun had rejuvenated his spirit.
Not that he had ever been depressed or gloomy. He was a born kibitzer, always joking with the women at his brother's delicatessen, where he worked behind the counter during those months when he was back in Brooklyn.
His first and only wife, Milly, divorced him in 1937, after five years of marriage.
"How can I live with him?" she told her lawyer.
"He's a playboy, a born playboy." "You hav...e to be a little more specific," the lawyer had told her as he sat, pencil poised over lined yellow paper.
"Women," she said uncomfortably. "That's his whole life. That's all he has on his mind. Mrs. Goldberg's daughter was the last straw." "Who?" "My neighbor, Mrs. Goldberg. She has this college girl daughter, Eileen. It wasn't me that found them. Mr. Goldberg came home early from work and there they were in bed, the Goldbergs' bed. It was a horrible scene. Very embarrassing." "And what did Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He would return, always deeply tanned, full of energy and optimism, as if the sun had rejuvenated his spirit.
Not that he had ever been depressed or gloomy. He was a born kibitzer, always joking with the women at his brother's delicatessen, where he worked behind the counter during those months when he was back in Brooklyn.
His first and only wife, Milly, divorced him in 1937, after five years of marriage.
"How can I live with him?" she told her lawyer.
"He's a playboy, a born playboy." "You hav...e to be a little more specific," the lawyer had told her as he sat, pencil poised over lined yellow paper.
"Women," she said uncomfortably. "That's his whole life. That's all he has on his mind. Mrs. Goldberg's daughter was the last straw." "Who?" "My neighbor, Mrs. Goldberg. She has this college girl daughter, Eileen. It wasn't me that found them. Mr. Goldberg came home early from work and there they were in bed, the Goldbergs' bed. It was a horrible scene. Very embarrassing." "And what did Mr.
What to read after The Sunset Gang?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warren Adler to read onlineMoreLess
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