Mary And the Giant (2013)
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she said. But it wasn’t David Gordon. It was his mother who opened the door, looking out into the night darkness and smiling vaguely at the girl standing on the porch.
“Why, Mary Anne,” Mrs. Gordon said. “How nice.”
“Is Dave home?” She had, in jeans and cloth coat, left her own house as soon as dinner was over. The sense of escape was strong in her, and she had the ad in her purse.
“Have you had dinner?” Mrs. Gordon asked. Warm dinner smell drifted out. “I’ll go upstairs to his room ...and see if he’s still in.”
“Thanks,” she said, breathing her impatience, hoping he was home because it made things more convenient; she could go to the Wren alone, but it was better to have somebody along.
“Don’t you want to come inside, dear?” It seemed natural that her son’s fiancée should come in; the woman held the door open, but Mary Anne stayed where she was.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
she said. But it wasn’t David Gordon. It was his mother who opened the door, looking out into the night darkness and smiling vaguely at the girl standing on the porch.
“Why, Mary Anne,” Mrs. Gordon said. “How nice.”
“Is Dave home?” She had, in jeans and cloth coat, left her own house as soon as dinner was over. The sense of escape was strong in her, and she had the ad in her purse.
“Have you had dinner?” Mrs. Gordon asked. Warm dinner smell drifted out. “I’ll go upstairs to his room ...and see if he’s still in.”
“Thanks,” she said, breathing her impatience, hoping he was home because it made things more convenient; she could go to the Wren alone, but it was better to have somebody along.
“Don’t you want to come inside, dear?” It seemed natural that her son’s fiancée should come in; the woman held the door open, but Mary Anne stayed where she was.
What to read after Mary And the Giant?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip K. Dick to read onlineMoreLess
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