Spencerville
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He said, "These damn things are burnt." "Sorry." "Potatoes're cold." "Sorry." "You forget how to cook?" "No." "No wonder you ain't eatin'." "I don't have an appetite." "Appetite or no, this stuff ain't edible." "Sorry." "And thanks for offering to make me something else." "What would you like?" "I'll go out and get something." "All right." He put down his knife and fork and looked at her. "Something bothering you?" "No." "You ain't sayin' much." "I have a headache." "That's too bad, 'cause I hav...e a woody." Annie stiffened but said nothing.
"You finished with your period?" "No... not completely." "Well, your gums ain't bleedin', are they?" He took a drink from his beer can but kept looking at her. He said, "I stopped by your Aunt Louise's today." She felt her stomach tighten.
Cliff put down his beer can. "Now, there's a woman who knows how to cook. What'd she make you for dinner last night?" "I... I didn't have dinner there." "You didn't?" "No." "That ain't what she said, sweetheart." Annie looked him in the eye and replied, "Aunt Louise is becoming very absentminded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He said, "These damn things are burnt." "Sorry." "Potatoes're cold." "Sorry." "You forget how to cook?" "No." "No wonder you ain't eatin'." "I don't have an appetite." "Appetite or no, this stuff ain't edible." "Sorry." "And thanks for offering to make me something else." "What would you like?" "I'll go out and get something." "All right." He put down his knife and fork and looked at her. "Something bothering you?" "No." "You ain't sayin' much." "I have a headache." "That's too bad, 'cause I hav...e a woody." Annie stiffened but said nothing.
"You finished with your period?" "No... not completely." "Well, your gums ain't bleedin', are they?" He took a drink from his beer can but kept looking at her. He said, "I stopped by your Aunt Louise's today." She felt her stomach tighten.
Cliff put down his beer can. "Now, there's a woman who knows how to cook. What'd she make you for dinner last night?" "I... I didn't have dinner there." "You didn't?" "No." "That ain't what she said, sweetheart." Annie looked him in the eye and replied, "Aunt Louise is becoming very absentminded.
What to read after Spencerville?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nelson Demille to read onlineMoreLess
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