On Keeping Women
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Five miles inland from the river, the old coachroad to Tappan divides formally around the scabbed and poulticed bole of a tree left over from Revolutionary days—and then flows on again. The village fathers want to cut the tree, but the state won’t let them. Or perhaps it’s the other way round. The caretaker of the De Windt house, a shabby landmark which sits well back in the unshaven meadow left of the tree, can never remember which of the two pays him. He sleeps where George Washington once did..., and that’s enough for him. Or would be, except for the nights when an old MG two-seater, kept for honeymoon sentiment, cracks by him on its way to the Seventy-Six House inn only a mile away, but doing eighty, every time. Yes, he knows the car. Knows them. The Seventy-Six has long since closed for the night, but for those two, his friend Walter—the waiter who sleeps there—will always open up again.
Betsy is singing “There is a street called Pearl,” in the fullthroated tenor which friends will know took her only when she was high.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Five miles inland from the river, the old coachroad to Tappan divides formally around the scabbed and poulticed bole of a tree left over from Revolutionary days—and then flows on again. The village fathers want to cut the tree, but the state won’t let them. Or perhaps it’s the other way round. The caretaker of the De Windt house, a shabby landmark which sits well back in the unshaven meadow left of the tree, can never remember which of the two pays him. He sleeps where George Washington once did..., and that’s enough for him. Or would be, except for the nights when an old MG two-seater, kept for honeymoon sentiment, cracks by him on its way to the Seventy-Six House inn only a mile away, but doing eighty, every time. Yes, he knows the car. Knows them. The Seventy-Six has long since closed for the night, but for those two, his friend Walter—the waiter who sleeps there—will always open up again.
Betsy is singing “There is a street called Pearl,” in the fullthroated tenor which friends will know took her only when she was high.
What to read after On Keeping Women?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hortense Calisher to read onlineMoreLess
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