My Latest Grievance
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It wasn't at a table for two in Curran Hall, as I had envisioned, but on a tree-lined lane, recently paved with speed bumps, that bisected the campus. Mrs. Woodbury was at the wheel of her brand-new silver-mauve Cadillac, with Marietta sulking in the passenger seat. Laura Lee was walking down the middle of the road, not only holding her novel, but also reading it, the spine at eye level in the cartoon manner of a bookworm on parade. Mrs. Woodbury felt it was her duty to stop the car, lower her e...lectric window, and say, "Miss? You're weaving while you're walking. This is a road. Wouldn't it be safer to walk on the grass? Or safest of all: not read while you walked?" Laura Lee peered into the car and knew immediately who was dispensing advice. She said, in what I can only imagine was her silly-me, absent-minded-professor voice, "I'm so sorry. Did I scare you? I was a million miles from here. In a gulag, in fact"—she held up One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich. "Such are the perils of being a bookworm." "Are you in our English Department?" asked Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It wasn't at a table for two in Curran Hall, as I had envisioned, but on a tree-lined lane, recently paved with speed bumps, that bisected the campus. Mrs. Woodbury was at the wheel of her brand-new silver-mauve Cadillac, with Marietta sulking in the passenger seat. Laura Lee was walking down the middle of the road, not only holding her novel, but also reading it, the spine at eye level in the cartoon manner of a bookworm on parade. Mrs. Woodbury felt it was her duty to stop the car, lower her e...lectric window, and say, "Miss? You're weaving while you're walking. This is a road. Wouldn't it be safer to walk on the grass? Or safest of all: not read while you walked?" Laura Lee peered into the car and knew immediately who was dispensing advice. She said, in what I can only imagine was her silly-me, absent-minded-professor voice, "I'm so sorry. Did I scare you? I was a million miles from here. In a gulag, in fact"—she held up One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich. "Such are the perils of being a bookworm." "Are you in our English Department?" asked Mrs.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elinor Lipman to read onlineMoreLess
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