Chinaberry
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Irena was a year and a day younger than Melba. From infancy their mother had dressed them alike. Dresses, hats, slippers, ribbons. So twinlike many could not tell them apart. You never saw one without the other. Anson became acquainted with them the last two years he attended Bluewater High School. Melba was a classmate, Irena a grade behind. At age sixteen, when all was innocence and fun, Anson “went with” both of them. There was no chance of seeing either alone, their father being as much a st...ickler in the matter as the mother.
Following graduation, Anson attended Texas A & M for two years, his courses vaguely connected to agricultural science. The Kendrick sisters, the year after Irena's completing high school, attended for a term a finishing school in Armory, Mississippi, from whence their parents had migrated. There they were expected to brush up on Southern manners and decorum, learn a smattering of French, perfect their piano studies—which never did go much further than “Kitten on the Keys”—and be able to cross a room balancing a book on their heads.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Irena was a year and a day younger than Melba. From infancy their mother had dressed them alike. Dresses, hats, slippers, ribbons. So twinlike many could not tell them apart. You never saw one without the other. Anson became acquainted with them the last two years he attended Bluewater High School. Melba was a classmate, Irena a grade behind. At age sixteen, when all was innocence and fun, Anson “went with” both of them. There was no chance of seeing either alone, their father being as much a st...ickler in the matter as the mother.
Following graduation, Anson attended Texas A & M for two years, his courses vaguely connected to agricultural science. The Kendrick sisters, the year after Irena's completing high school, attended for a term a finishing school in Armory, Mississippi, from whence their parents had migrated. There they were expected to brush up on Southern manners and decorum, learn a smattering of French, perfect their piano studies—which never did go much further than “Kitten on the Keys”—and be able to cross a room balancing a book on their heads.
What to read after Chinaberry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Still to read onlineMoreLess
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