Bombay Time
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Soli and the other neighborhood boys used to hang out at Cream Cafe, where they would kill the hours ordering mutton cutlets, samosas, and chicken patties. One evening, Soli was holding court, entertaining the others with his jokes, when his eyes fell on a young girl sitting a few tables down. She had long brown hair, which she wore in two thick braids that came to rest just under her breasts. Soli thought she had the pinkest lips he had ever seen, and her skin was the color of butter. But what ...made Soli’s heart lurch so violently that for a moment he thought he had the hiccups were her eyes. They were the kindest eyes Soli had ever seen. He had seen such eyes on old, sweet-natured dogs, but never on a human being. Right now, those eyes were focused on the short gray-haired man sitting at the table across from her. Whatever he was saying to her in an urgent, emphatic whisper was making those brown eyes brim with tears. “I’m sorry, Daddy,” Soli heard the girl say. “I’ll try and do better, honest.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Soli and the other neighborhood boys used to hang out at Cream Cafe, where they would kill the hours ordering mutton cutlets, samosas, and chicken patties. One evening, Soli was holding court, entertaining the others with his jokes, when his eyes fell on a young girl sitting a few tables down. She had long brown hair, which she wore in two thick braids that came to rest just under her breasts. Soli thought she had the pinkest lips he had ever seen, and her skin was the color of butter. But what ...made Soli’s heart lurch so violently that for a moment he thought he had the hiccups were her eyes. They were the kindest eyes Soli had ever seen. He had seen such eyes on old, sweet-natured dogs, but never on a human being. Right now, those eyes were focused on the short gray-haired man sitting at the table across from her. Whatever he was saying to her in an urgent, emphatic whisper was making those brown eyes brim with tears. “I’m sorry, Daddy,” Soli heard the girl say. “I’ll try and do better, honest.”
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thrity Umrigar to read onlineMoreLess
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