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Everyone had gone, except Balthazar, Melissa, and the Roths themselves. Even Rebecca was absent. Michael had insisted that she join the campaign planning effort, which had grown so large that it was being transferred to the high school. Her father, in the event, was glad of her absence. It allowed him to raise a delicate subject freely, in the company of other Jews. And Melissa, of course. But Balthazar had already made his assessment of her. “My daughter seems much taken by this Michael S...tearns,” he said. His tone was friendly and mild; the words themselves, an open invitation. Morris and Judith glanced at each other. “He’s a fine young man,” said Judith hesitantly. “Bullshit,” snapped her husband. He gave the Sephardic doctor a look which combined apology with belligerence. “Pardon my language, Dr. Abrananel. But I’m not going to dance around about this. Mike Stearns is the closest thing you’ll ever find in this world to a genuine goddam prince, and that’s all there is to it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Everyone had gone, except Balthazar, Melissa, and the Roths themselves. Even Rebecca was absent. Michael had insisted that she join the campaign planning effort, which had grown so large that it was being transferred to the high school. Her father, in the event, was glad of her absence. It allowed him to raise a delicate subject freely, in the company of other Jews. And Melissa, of course. But Balthazar had already made his assessment of her. “My daughter seems much taken by this Michael S...tearns,” he said. His tone was friendly and mild; the words themselves, an open invitation. Morris and Judith glanced at each other. “He’s a fine young man,” said Judith hesitantly. “Bullshit,” snapped her husband. He gave the Sephardic doctor a look which combined apology with belligerence. “Pardon my language, Dr. Abrananel. But I’m not going to dance around about this. Mike Stearns is the closest thing you’ll ever find in this world to a genuine goddam prince, and that’s all there is to it.
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