Luck
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There was no great abandon. No one was naked or even especially active. The four of them gathered around the Philip-built coffee table in the living room, where they played two peaceable games of Scrabble. Nora and Sophie shared a bottle of wine, Beth had one of her teas, Philip a couple of after-dinner bottles of beer. Philip won one game, Sophie the other, and Nora rang up third place both times. As usual Beth had the lowest scores—she doesn’t seem to know many words—but she never appears to m...ind losing, at Scrabble anyway. Then Nora and Philip went off to bed, an early night in advance of today’s busy schedule. “Wake me up in good time,” Philip said. Sadly unimpressive last words.
“I will. Goodnight.” Those, too. Nora likes to sleep on her side. She turned away while he adjusted his pillow, making himself comfortable to sleep, as he generally did, on his back. Presumably Sophie and Beth headed off shortly, one this way, one that, to their own rooms, and the house fell silent, until Nora woke up and leaped up and screamed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was no great abandon. No one was naked or even especially active. The four of them gathered around the Philip-built coffee table in the living room, where they played two peaceable games of Scrabble. Nora and Sophie shared a bottle of wine, Beth had one of her teas, Philip a couple of after-dinner bottles of beer. Philip won one game, Sophie the other, and Nora rang up third place both times. As usual Beth had the lowest scores—she doesn’t seem to know many words—but she never appears to m...ind losing, at Scrabble anyway. Then Nora and Philip went off to bed, an early night in advance of today’s busy schedule. “Wake me up in good time,” Philip said. Sadly unimpressive last words.
“I will. Goodnight.” Those, too. Nora likes to sleep on her side. She turned away while he adjusted his pillow, making himself comfortable to sleep, as he generally did, on his back. Presumably Sophie and Beth headed off shortly, one this way, one that, to their own rooms, and the house fell silent, until Nora woke up and leaped up and screamed.
What to read after Luck?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joan Barfoot to read onlineMoreLess
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