A Place in Normandy
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It was raining and then clearing only enough to let us know that the sky was just taking a good breath before it started raining again. The birds and beasts outside passed through it all with indifference.
Ruth came down from her shower and gave me the all-clear to shut off the main and thus the gusher in the cave and the slower leak from the upstairs cuvette.
“Weather like this,” Margaret said (she was wearing sweaters and a blue bathrobe of my grandfather’s from the excess-clothing trunk, with... heavy socks and slippers, but her breath steamed in the cold room like everyone else’s), “and Nick’s going on about the good old days of famine—well, it just makes me want to spend my whole day at the stove. That’s what I’m going to do on my vacation.” She was normally either in an office or making spot visits to evaluate day-care centers for the City of New York—that was where she got her accurate view of poverty and local color. “Let’s get something that takes forever to cook.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was raining and then clearing only enough to let us know that the sky was just taking a good breath before it started raining again. The birds and beasts outside passed through it all with indifference.
Ruth came down from her shower and gave me the all-clear to shut off the main and thus the gusher in the cave and the slower leak from the upstairs cuvette.
“Weather like this,” Margaret said (she was wearing sweaters and a blue bathrobe of my grandfather’s from the excess-clothing trunk, with... heavy socks and slippers, but her breath steamed in the cold room like everyone else’s), “and Nick’s going on about the good old days of famine—well, it just makes me want to spend my whole day at the stove. That’s what I’m going to do on my vacation.” She was normally either in an office or making spot visits to evaluate day-care centers for the City of New York—that was where she got her accurate view of poverty and local color. “Let’s get something that takes forever to cook.”
What to read after A Place in Normandy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nicholas Kilmer to read onlineMoreLess
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