Hold On Tight (2011)
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Sheridan, pump it!”
“Go for the burn, the burn!”
Dinah exhaled a long, strenuous breath and curled the twenty-pound barbell up to her chest one last time. Then she grabbed it with both hands and lowered it gingerly back to its rack. She straightened the delicate mauve material of her chic, double-breasted suit dress and eyed the two students with a mildly baleful gaze. Eddie Burcher captained the wrestling team. Lorna Lancaster was ranked highly in state track and field events. They were both in... disgustingly fine, teenaged condition, Dinah thought.
“I just came down to the weight room to ask a quick question about technique,” she protested. “I’m an old woman who’ll be thirty in just three years. What are you trying to do? Give a teacher heart palpitations?”
They laughed. “If you want to learn, you’ve got to suffer and sweat,” Lorna told her. “We can’t just tell you how to lift the weight. You have to practice.”
“Suffering is beneath me,” Dinah joked. “I’ll work out devotedly, but I’ll never forget what Cicero said: ‘The pursuit, even of the best things, ought to be calm and tranquil.’ ”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sheridan, pump it!”
“Go for the burn, the burn!”
Dinah exhaled a long, strenuous breath and curled the twenty-pound barbell up to her chest one last time. Then she grabbed it with both hands and lowered it gingerly back to its rack. She straightened the delicate mauve material of her chic, double-breasted suit dress and eyed the two students with a mildly baleful gaze. Eddie Burcher captained the wrestling team. Lorna Lancaster was ranked highly in state track and field events. They were both in... disgustingly fine, teenaged condition, Dinah thought.
“I just came down to the weight room to ask a quick question about technique,” she protested. “I’m an old woman who’ll be thirty in just three years. What are you trying to do? Give a teacher heart palpitations?”
They laughed. “If you want to learn, you’ve got to suffer and sweat,” Lorna told her. “We can’t just tell you how to lift the weight. You have to practice.”
“Suffering is beneath me,” Dinah joked. “I’ll work out devotedly, but I’ll never forget what Cicero said: ‘The pursuit, even of the best things, ought to be calm and tranquil.’ ”
What to read after Hold On Tight?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Deborah Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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