A Flower in the Desert
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Norman Montoya told me. “She arrived less than two hours ago.
“Is she all right?”
He nodded. “Yes, but she is quite tired. She has been under considerable strain.”
He and I were in his living room, me sitting on one end of a long white sectional couch, he sitting upright, spine straight, in a white padded armchair. To my right, the wall of glass looked out over a spectacular vista of steep river valley and snow-wrapped pines, all of it drifting down into shadow now as the last of the sunlight dr...ained from the sky.
Montoya was wearing brogues again—maybe he always wore brogues—and also a pair of neatly pressed black wool slacks and a white dress shirt. The shirt was opened at the neck but the sleeves were buttoned. He was not an informal man.
I said, “She’s awake, though.”
“Oh yes. She is anxious to speak with you.”
“Have you talked to her yourself?”
“Only in the most general way. To ascertain that she was all right, and to assure her that she is quite safe here.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Norman Montoya told me. “She arrived less than two hours ago.
“Is she all right?”
He nodded. “Yes, but she is quite tired. She has been under considerable strain.”
He and I were in his living room, me sitting on one end of a long white sectional couch, he sitting upright, spine straight, in a white padded armchair. To my right, the wall of glass looked out over a spectacular vista of steep river valley and snow-wrapped pines, all of it drifting down into shadow now as the last of the sunlight dr...ained from the sky.
Montoya was wearing brogues again—maybe he always wore brogues—and also a pair of neatly pressed black wool slacks and a white dress shirt. The shirt was opened at the neck but the sleeves were buttoned. He was not an informal man.
I said, “She’s awake, though.”
“Oh yes. She is anxious to speak with you.”
“Have you talked to her yourself?”
“Only in the most general way. To ascertain that she was all right, and to assure her that she is quite safe here.”
What to read after A Flower in the Desert?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Satterthwait to read onlineMoreLess
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