The Vertical City
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What do I mean by pretty? I mean you by pretty. Ain't that what you want me to mean by pretty?" "Yes--and no--" "Well, what the--" "It's all right, Getaway. It's fine to be pretty, but--notenough--somehow. I--I can't explain it to you--to anybody. I guesspretty isn't the word. It's beauty I mean. " "All right, then, anything your little heart desires--beauty. " "The ocean beauty out there, I mean. Something that makes you hurtand want to hurt more and more. Beauty, Getaway. It's something youun...derstand or something you don't. It can't be talked. It sounds silly. " "Well, then, whistle it!" "It has to be _felt_. " "Peel me, " he said, laying her arm to his bare bicep. "Some littlegladiator, eh? Knock the stuffings out of any guy that tried to take youaway from me. " She turned her head on its flare of drying hair away from him. The beachwas all but quiet and the haze of the end of day in the air, almost inher eyes, too.
"Oh, Getaway!" she said, on a sigh, and again, "Getaway!" His reserve with her, at which he himself was the first to marvel, went down a little then and he seized her bare arm, kissing it, almostsinking his teeth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What do I mean by pretty? I mean you by pretty. Ain't that what you want me to mean by pretty?" "Yes--and no--" "Well, what the--" "It's all right, Getaway. It's fine to be pretty, but--notenough--somehow. I--I can't explain it to you--to anybody. I guesspretty isn't the word. It's beauty I mean. " "All right, then, anything your little heart desires--beauty. " "The ocean beauty out there, I mean. Something that makes you hurtand want to hurt more and more. Beauty, Getaway. It's something youun...derstand or something you don't. It can't be talked. It sounds silly. " "Well, then, whistle it!" "It has to be _felt_. " "Peel me, " he said, laying her arm to his bare bicep. "Some littlegladiator, eh? Knock the stuffings out of any guy that tried to take youaway from me. " She turned her head on its flare of drying hair away from him. The beachwas all but quiet and the haze of the end of day in the air, almost inher eyes, too.
"Oh, Getaway!" she said, on a sigh, and again, "Getaway!" His reserve with her, at which he himself was the first to marvel, went down a little then and he seized her bare arm, kissing it, almostsinking his teeth.
What to read after The Vertical City?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hurst Fannie to read onlineMoreLess
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