Love Medicine
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She settles back. She puts her arm out the window. The air is mild. She looks down on the spread of trees and sloughs. Then she shuts her eyes.“It’s a damn pretty place,” she says. Her voice is blurred and contented. She does not seem angry with me anymore, and because of this, I can ask her what I didn’t know I wanted to ask all along. It surprises me by falling off my lips.“Will you forgive me?”She doesn’t answer right away, which is fine, because I have to get used to the fact that I said it....“Maybe,” she says at last, “but I’m not the same girl.”I’m about to say she hasn’t changed, and then I realize how much she has changed. She has gotten smarter than I am by a long shot, to understand she is different.“I’m different now, too,” I am able to admit.She looks at me, and then something wonderful happens to her face.It opens, as if a flower bloomed all at once or the moon rode out from behind a cloud. She is smiling.“So your butter’s going to melt,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She settles back. She puts her arm out the window. The air is mild. She looks down on the spread of trees and sloughs. Then she shuts her eyes.“It’s a damn pretty place,” she says. Her voice is blurred and contented. She does not seem angry with me anymore, and because of this, I can ask her what I didn’t know I wanted to ask all along. It surprises me by falling off my lips.“Will you forgive me?”She doesn’t answer right away, which is fine, because I have to get used to the fact that I said it....“Maybe,” she says at last, “but I’m not the same girl.”I’m about to say she hasn’t changed, and then I realize how much she has changed. She has gotten smarter than I am by a long shot, to understand she is different.“I’m different now, too,” I am able to admit.She looks at me, and then something wonderful happens to her face.It opens, as if a flower bloomed all at once or the moon rode out from behind a cloud. She is smiling.“So your butter’s going to melt,”
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louise Erdrich to read onlineMoreLess
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