Liberty Street (2015)
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Dooley’s Window FRANCES’S MOTHER IS on the telephone, trying to rent Uncle Vince’s house again, even though the last renter—an evangelical pastor named Billy Helper who’d lived in the house for a year—ran off in his flea-bitten fur coat before Alice got a chance to throw him out on his ear for writing her several bad cheques. The Not-So-Reverend Helper had generally caused a commotion in town when he failed to heal the many unfortunates who had given him Sunday dinner and what he called “donatio...ns.” He’d offered to lay his hands on Frances’s father and heal his failing eyesight, but Basie had said no thanks, and then later, when Alice said she’d found the offer presumptuous, he said, “I imagine we should just turn a blind eye to it,” which Frances thought was hilarious.
What Frances hadn’t liked about Billy Helper—besides the fact that he resembled a mangy hulking animal in the fur coat—was that he called her Girlene no matter how many times she said her name was Frances.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dooley’s Window FRANCES’S MOTHER IS on the telephone, trying to rent Uncle Vince’s house again, even though the last renter—an evangelical pastor named Billy Helper who’d lived in the house for a year—ran off in his flea-bitten fur coat before Alice got a chance to throw him out on his ear for writing her several bad cheques. The Not-So-Reverend Helper had generally caused a commotion in town when he failed to heal the many unfortunates who had given him Sunday dinner and what he called “donatio...ns.” He’d offered to lay his hands on Frances’s father and heal his failing eyesight, but Basie had said no thanks, and then later, when Alice said she’d found the offer presumptuous, he said, “I imagine we should just turn a blind eye to it,” which Frances thought was hilarious.
What Frances hadn’t liked about Billy Helper—besides the fact that he resembled a mangy hulking animal in the fur coat—was that he called her Girlene no matter how many times she said her name was Frances.
What to read after Liberty Street?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dianne Warren to read onlineMoreLess
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