A Special Providence
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They moved to a different studio apartment each year, Alice seeking a new peace and a brave new foundation for her career with each move, and it wasn’t until the end of the third year that all her loneliness dissolved with the advent of Sterling Nelson.
Never, in the most wistful of her longings, had she imagined that a man like Sterling Nelson might exist for her. She had long been resigned, in fact, to the idea that no man would ever exist for her again, not in any kind of responsible, durable... way; she had come to accept the probability that the rest of her life would be spent in what Natalie Crawford called “a state of single blessedness.”
Natalie Crawford was her neighbor on Charles Street, a twice-divorced, childless woman who had some sort of job with an advertising agency, who burned incense in her apartment and believed in her Ouija board and liked to use words like “simpatico,” and who habitually found respite from her own state of single blessedness with any man she could get her hands on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They moved to a different studio apartment each year, Alice seeking a new peace and a brave new foundation for her career with each move, and it wasn’t until the end of the third year that all her loneliness dissolved with the advent of Sterling Nelson.
Never, in the most wistful of her longings, had she imagined that a man like Sterling Nelson might exist for her. She had long been resigned, in fact, to the idea that no man would ever exist for her again, not in any kind of responsible, durable... way; she had come to accept the probability that the rest of her life would be spent in what Natalie Crawford called “a state of single blessedness.”
Natalie Crawford was her neighbor on Charles Street, a twice-divorced, childless woman who had some sort of job with an advertising agency, who burned incense in her apartment and believed in her Ouija board and liked to use words like “simpatico,” and who habitually found respite from her own state of single blessedness with any man she could get her hands on.
What to read after A Special Providence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Yates to read onlineMoreLess
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