Full Cry (2007)
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Gray quoted Keats. “However, once she was ravished, she babbled incessantly and usually it was a litany of my shortcomings.”Sister laughed as she poured the Mumm de Cramant. They sat in front of the huge kitchen fireplace.The coffeepot gurgled. She put the bottle of Cramant back in the ice bucket shaped like a sitting fox, a beautiful Christmas gift from Walter. Back at the counter Sister poured her favorite coffee, Shenandoah Eye Opener. “Cream? Sugar? Honey? I have crumbly brown sugar.”“Barefo...ot.”She brought him a steaming cup of black coffee, putting cream and honey in hers. “Gray, I’d forgotten how funny you can be.”The deep creases around his eyes lengthened as he smiled. “Well, I might as well laugh at my own expense. Doesn’t cost a cent.”“I imagine the divorce did, though.”“Women extract their revenge for love lost, but here I am talking to one. You know, Sister, everyone has his or her story, and everyone can make excuses. It seems to me you can make a life or you can make excuses, but you can’t do both.”She clicked her champagne glass to his.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gray quoted Keats. “However, once she was ravished, she babbled incessantly and usually it was a litany of my shortcomings.”Sister laughed as she poured the Mumm de Cramant. They sat in front of the huge kitchen fireplace.The coffeepot gurgled. She put the bottle of Cramant back in the ice bucket shaped like a sitting fox, a beautiful Christmas gift from Walter. Back at the counter Sister poured her favorite coffee, Shenandoah Eye Opener. “Cream? Sugar? Honey? I have crumbly brown sugar.”“Barefo...ot.”She brought him a steaming cup of black coffee, putting cream and honey in hers. “Gray, I’d forgotten how funny you can be.”The deep creases around his eyes lengthened as he smiled. “Well, I might as well laugh at my own expense. Doesn’t cost a cent.”“I imagine the divorce did, though.”“Women extract their revenge for love lost, but here I am talking to one. You know, Sister, everyone has his or her story, and everyone can make excuses. It seems to me you can make a life or you can make excuses, but you can’t do both.”She clicked her champagne glass to his.
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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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