Let Me Tell You (2015)
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“Who,” I said to my older son, Laurie, “left the garden hose out in the snow to freeze?”
“Not me,” he said at once. “I didn’t do it.”
“Well,” I said (flank attack), “when did you last use the hose?”
“I haven’t used it since last summer,” he assured me. “I don’t think I’ve even seen the garden hose since last summer. Or maybe even the summer before.”
“What did you use to wash the car?”
“What? Oh.” He thought. “Oh, that. You mean that garden hose? And anyway I put it back.”
“Then why is it out in ...the snow to freeze?”
“I’ll tell you,” he said. “I remember I put it back, because I was curling it up in the garage, and I gave Joanne the frying pan—”
“The frying pan?”
“Well, yes. To wash the car.”
“Why did you need a frying pan to wash the car?”
“For the soap,” he said, sighing.
“I suppose,” I said carefully, “it was the omelet pan?”
“We figured you didn’t use that one as much as the others.” He was quiet for a minute and then went on quickly, “So I gave Joanne the frying pan and the sewing scissors to take in, and I curled—”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Who,” I said to my older son, Laurie, “left the garden hose out in the snow to freeze?”
“Not me,” he said at once. “I didn’t do it.”
“Well,” I said (flank attack), “when did you last use the hose?”
“I haven’t used it since last summer,” he assured me. “I don’t think I’ve even seen the garden hose since last summer. Or maybe even the summer before.”
“What did you use to wash the car?”
“What? Oh.” He thought. “Oh, that. You mean that garden hose? And anyway I put it back.”
“Then why is it out in ...the snow to freeze?”
“I’ll tell you,” he said. “I remember I put it back, because I was curling it up in the garage, and I gave Joanne the frying pan—”
“The frying pan?”
“Well, yes. To wash the car.”
“Why did you need a frying pan to wash the car?”
“For the soap,” he said, sighing.
“I suppose,” I said carefully, “it was the omelet pan?”
“We figured you didn’t use that one as much as the others.” He was quiet for a minute and then went on quickly, “So I gave Joanne the frying pan and the sewing scissors to take in, and I curled—”
What to read after Let Me Tell You?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shirley Jackson to read onlineMoreLess
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