Alma Mater
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Men appeared strong enough. Why couldn't they handle these blows? It didn't make sense. Were they truly fragile, or did women keep them that way so they could control them? She wasn't going to argue with her mother. She knew R. J. wasn't a manipulative woman. R. J. met everyone, man, woman, or child, straight on.
As R. J. rowed back to shore, Vic quietly said, "I've taken a lot for granted, Mom, and I forget to say thank you." "Honey, you're twenty-two." R. J.'s lovely voice sounded happier. "I ...took things for granted then, too. But thank you." "What is it that Grandma Catlett says, 'Life stuff.'" Vic drew out "'life" until it took up enough time for four syllables to be pronounced, a good imitation of the old biddy. "I'm learning about life stuff." "Me, too." A fter a day of September perfection, warm yet crystal clear, the three young women headed back to Williamsburg. Mignon missed them before they even passed the mailbox on the state road. R. J. draped her arm around her younger and gave her a driving lesson to cheer her up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Men appeared strong enough. Why couldn't they handle these blows? It didn't make sense. Were they truly fragile, or did women keep them that way so they could control them? She wasn't going to argue with her mother. She knew R. J. wasn't a manipulative woman. R. J. met everyone, man, woman, or child, straight on.
As R. J. rowed back to shore, Vic quietly said, "I've taken a lot for granted, Mom, and I forget to say thank you." "Honey, you're twenty-two." R. J.'s lovely voice sounded happier. "I ...took things for granted then, too. But thank you." "What is it that Grandma Catlett says, 'Life stuff.'" Vic drew out "'life" until it took up enough time for four syllables to be pronounced, a good imitation of the old biddy. "I'm learning about life stuff." "Me, too." A fter a day of September perfection, warm yet crystal clear, the three young women headed back to Williamsburg. Mignon missed them before they even passed the mailbox on the state road. R. J. draped her arm around her younger and gave her a driving lesson to cheer her up.
What to read after Alma Mater?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rita Mae Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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