The Un Americans
The Un Americans
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If she weren't two-timing him, then it could mean that at forty-seven he was as good a lover as she at twenty-eight required. And she was a girl with an enormous appetite.
Walking across Washington Square he recalled again how he had met her the year before, when he had gone to Hollywood to write a screenplay for Columbia. He had been installed in a luxu- rious office in the writers' building away from the lot itself, and the first day as he was sitting there waiting for the producer to summon ...him, she had walked in.
A small, dark girl with huge eyes and a spectacular miniature figure poured into impossibly tight slacks and blouse, she had come in wagging a pair of excellent buttocks (callipygous, not steatopy- gous) and perched herself on the edge of his desk.
"How are you, Mr. L. ?" she had said. "I'm Peggy O'Brien. I'm working with you on this masterpiece you're about to perpetrate. " "How are you, Peggy?" he said and she replied, "I'm alive. " It was an understatement. The vitality of the girl was staggering.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If she weren't two-timing him, then it could mean that at forty-seven he was as good a lover as she at twenty-eight required. And she was a girl with an enormous appetite.
Walking across Washington Square he recalled again how he had met her the year before, when he had gone to Hollywood to write a screenplay for Columbia. He had been installed in a luxu- rious office in the writers' building away from the lot itself, and the first day as he was sitting there waiting for the producer to summon ...him, she had walked in.
A small, dark girl with huge eyes and a spectacular miniature figure poured into impossibly tight slacks and blouse, she had come in wagging a pair of excellent buttocks (callipygous, not steatopy- gous) and perched herself on the edge of his desk.
"How are you, Mr. L. ?" she had said. "I'm Peggy O'Brien. I'm working with you on this masterpiece you're about to perpetrate. " "How are you, Peggy?" he said and she replied, "I'm alive. " It was an understatement. The vitality of the girl was staggering.
What to read after The Un Americans?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alvah Cecil Bessie to read onlineMoreLess
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