A Dram of Poison (1956)
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"I was in love last winter. If anyone had snickered at me, I'd have spit in their eye." He would have. Everyone believed this.
"How come this Ethel put the Indian sign on the both of you?" asked the bus driver. "How come she shook you? Anybody can see you two are in love." He was a gentle ruthless man.
"I was a rabbit," said Rosemary. "I should have spit in her eye." She was sitting very straight. "I am to blame." Mr. Gibson felt exhausted and also very peaceful. "I, too," he said. "But ...I am old, lame, unsure . . . and extremely stupid. I permitted her to upset me. My fault. My blame." He wanted to cry. He drank thirstily.
"Whereas, our Paul," said the painter, "is as handsome as the hero in a slick magazine. And as good as he is beautiful. No offense. No offense. Sex, I presume?" He crossed his yellow socks and tried to look innocent. "According to lethal Ethel?" "Lethal Ethel, that's good" said the bus driver angrily.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I was in love last winter. If anyone had snickered at me, I'd have spit in their eye." He would have. Everyone believed this.
"How come this Ethel put the Indian sign on the both of you?" asked the bus driver. "How come she shook you? Anybody can see you two are in love." He was a gentle ruthless man.
"I was a rabbit," said Rosemary. "I should have spit in her eye." She was sitting very straight. "I am to blame." Mr. Gibson felt exhausted and also very peaceful. "I, too," he said. "But ...I am old, lame, unsure . . . and extremely stupid. I permitted her to upset me. My fault. My blame." He wanted to cry. He drank thirstily.
"Whereas, our Paul," said the painter, "is as handsome as the hero in a slick magazine. And as good as he is beautiful. No offense. No offense. Sex, I presume?" He crossed his yellow socks and tried to look innocent. "According to lethal Ethel?" "Lethal Ethel, that's good" said the bus driver angrily.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Internet Archive to read onlineMoreLess
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