Norwood (2011)
Norwood
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67. He told her fifteen or twenty jokes and pointed out amusing signs and discussed the various construction projects along the way but she wasn’t having any. Except to tell him to slow down, she absolutely refused to talk. She sat rigid and sullen far over against her door. Off and on she pretended to be sleeping. She tried not to move at all but every few minutes she would scratch, or shift about on the seat, her shiny dress squeaking, and each time Norwood would turn to her with a smile.
“You... don’t have to look over here every time I move,” she said. “Keep your eyes on the road.” When she opened the vent glass she did it very abruptly, and dropped her hands away like a calf roper in a rodeo, so as to prevent Norwood from seeing and noting and enjoying the act. As it was, he caught only the last part of it.
In Little Rock he asked if she would like to stop for a Coke or go to the ladies’ room. ‘I’ll let you know when I want to stop, Mr. Big Red.” She was in her dozing position again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
67. He told her fifteen or twenty jokes and pointed out amusing signs and discussed the various construction projects along the way but she wasn’t having any. Except to tell him to slow down, she absolutely refused to talk. She sat rigid and sullen far over against her door. Off and on she pretended to be sleeping. She tried not to move at all but every few minutes she would scratch, or shift about on the seat, her shiny dress squeaking, and each time Norwood would turn to her with a smile.
“You... don’t have to look over here every time I move,” she said. “Keep your eyes on the road.” When she opened the vent glass she did it very abruptly, and dropped her hands away like a calf roper in a rodeo, so as to prevent Norwood from seeing and noting and enjoying the act. As it was, he caught only the last part of it.
In Little Rock he asked if she would like to stop for a Coke or go to the ladies’ room. ‘I’ll let you know when I want to stop, Mr. Big Red.” She was in her dozing position again.
What to read after Norwood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Portis to read onlineMoreLess
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