The White Widow: a Novel
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And there, like Refugio, she was.
She looked exactly the way he had remembered her, exactly the way he had seen her in his mind ever since the previous Friday at this same precise time. The only difference was in the way she was dressed. She had on a purple blouse that had sleeves all the way to her wrists.
It meant he would not be able to feel the touch of her skin again.
“Well, good afternoon,” he said as she handed him her ticket.
“Good afternoon,” she replied.
Well, good afternoon.
Good afte...rnoon.
He tried to capture the sound of her voice within his head, like on a phonograph record, so he could play it back again. And again.
“One-way to Corpus again,” he said, as he read the ticket, punched it and tore it into two parts—one for her, one for him and the Great Western Trailways auditors.
Again, she smiled but said nothing. She took back her portion of the ticket and, with his gentle assistance, stepped up into the bus.
His bus.
He forgot to smell her! He had been so intent on the sound of her voice that he had not smelled her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And there, like Refugio, she was.
She looked exactly the way he had remembered her, exactly the way he had seen her in his mind ever since the previous Friday at this same precise time. The only difference was in the way she was dressed. She had on a purple blouse that had sleeves all the way to her wrists.
It meant he would not be able to feel the touch of her skin again.
“Well, good afternoon,” he said as she handed him her ticket.
“Good afternoon,” she replied.
Well, good afternoon.
Good afte...rnoon.
He tried to capture the sound of her voice within his head, like on a phonograph record, so he could play it back again. And again.
“One-way to Corpus again,” he said, as he read the ticket, punched it and tore it into two parts—one for her, one for him and the Great Western Trailways auditors.
Again, she smiled but said nothing. She took back her portion of the ticket and, with his gentle assistance, stepped up into the bus.
His bus.
He forgot to smell her! He had been so intent on the sound of her voice that he had not smelled her.
What to read after The White Widow: a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jim Lehrer to read onlineMoreLess
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