Providence (2012)
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In the daytime she managed to forget these very slight irritations, for there was plenty to see and to do, and she had had many useful ideas for her work. But she hated going back in the evenings, had developed a dread, more acute than the ennui of Old Church Street, of sitting alone, with her books, when she had so much to say, so many ideas to offer. She was full of words and she had to keep them all to herself. After dinner, eaten at a bistro on the corner of the street, a sadness which she d...id not fully comprehend, set in, and the thought of sitting at a small table under a weak light in a bedroom furnished in shades of tired crimson, while she grappled with the task of writing her lecture, an exercise which she found easy in the daytime and impossible in the evenings, came to be associated in her mind with the thought of solitude, of exile. Exile, she thought. I have felt this before. But she could not remember in what context.
She was usually in bed by nine. Trying to read, under an even weaker light, she forced herself to ignore the fact that Maurice had not telephoned and that there had been no message waiting for her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the daytime she managed to forget these very slight irritations, for there was plenty to see and to do, and she had had many useful ideas for her work. But she hated going back in the evenings, had developed a dread, more acute than the ennui of Old Church Street, of sitting alone, with her books, when she had so much to say, so many ideas to offer. She was full of words and she had to keep them all to herself. After dinner, eaten at a bistro on the corner of the street, a sadness which she d...id not fully comprehend, set in, and the thought of sitting at a small table under a weak light in a bedroom furnished in shades of tired crimson, while she grappled with the task of writing her lecture, an exercise which she found easy in the daytime and impossible in the evenings, came to be associated in her mind with the thought of solitude, of exile. Exile, she thought. I have felt this before. But she could not remember in what context.
She was usually in bed by nine. Trying to read, under an even weaker light, she forced herself to ignore the fact that Maurice had not telephoned and that there had been no message waiting for her.
What to read after Providence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anita Brookner to read onlineMoreLess
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