To Play the Fool
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Saturday morning was clear and clean and cold, and Kate stood drinking her coffee in a patch of sunlight that poured through a high side window onto the living room floor, wearing her flannel robe, talking to Al Hawkin on the telephone, and speculating with one part of her mind on how Beatrice and Erasmus fared this day.
"Fine. Good," she was saying. "No, I don't think there's any need for you to cancel. I'm only going because I'm curious, after Beatrice's reaction. He probably just talks dirty ...or something that embarrassed her,- I don't think she was actually trying to hide anything from me. Right. Fine, yes I have Jani's number.
I'll call you if anything comes up; otherwise I'll talk to you tonight. Have a good time, Al. Say hi to Jani and Jules for me. Bye." She pushed the off button and dropped the handset into her pocket, then closed her eyes and absorbed the pleasure of the winter sunlight in the silent house. Saturday mornings, Jon and Lee went to a pottery class, where they produced lopsided bowls and strange shapes from the unconscious.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Saturday morning was clear and clean and cold, and Kate stood drinking her coffee in a patch of sunlight that poured through a high side window onto the living room floor, wearing her flannel robe, talking to Al Hawkin on the telephone, and speculating with one part of her mind on how Beatrice and Erasmus fared this day.
"Fine. Good," she was saying. "No, I don't think there's any need for you to cancel. I'm only going because I'm curious, after Beatrice's reaction. He probably just talks dirty ...or something that embarrassed her,- I don't think she was actually trying to hide anything from me. Right. Fine, yes I have Jani's number.
I'll call you if anything comes up; otherwise I'll talk to you tonight. Have a good time, Al. Say hi to Jani and Jules for me. Bye." She pushed the off button and dropped the handset into her pocket, then closed her eyes and absorbed the pleasure of the winter sunlight in the silent house. Saturday mornings, Jon and Lee went to a pottery class, where they produced lopsided bowls and strange shapes from the unconscious.
What to read after To Play the Fool?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Laurie R. King to read onlineMoreLess
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