Gilligan's Wake: a Novel
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We knew of one another, of course; ours was a smaller world than you might guess from its equivalents in a later era’s wan salad of saucy fun, where every suburban “gang” in possession of a hi-fi and a blender could fancy itself le tout Levittown. We Twenties free spirits were more exclusive but also more publicized, by a press whose goggling readers knew their place too well to mistake a vicarious participation in our frolics for equality. As our case might have been described by Sir Winston Ch...urchill, whom my dear bear of a father, then floating a loan in London, bucked up over brandy in 1916 after the pudgy young First Lord of the Admiralty had been sacked in the wake of the Dardanelles disaster: Never have so many been so entranced by so few.
Father had most of the raising of me. In the years when I grew from a mere slip of a girl into a modest minx of a maiden, and needed her help and guidance most, Mother had become an addled recruit to the cause of women’s suffrage instead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We knew of one another, of course; ours was a smaller world than you might guess from its equivalents in a later era’s wan salad of saucy fun, where every suburban “gang” in possession of a hi-fi and a blender could fancy itself le tout Levittown. We Twenties free spirits were more exclusive but also more publicized, by a press whose goggling readers knew their place too well to mistake a vicarious participation in our frolics for equality. As our case might have been described by Sir Winston Ch...urchill, whom my dear bear of a father, then floating a loan in London, bucked up over brandy in 1916 after the pudgy young First Lord of the Admiralty had been sacked in the wake of the Dardanelles disaster: Never have so many been so entranced by so few.
Father had most of the raising of me. In the years when I grew from a mere slip of a girl into a modest minx of a maiden, and needed her help and guidance most, Mother had become an addled recruit to the cause of women’s suffrage instead.
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