The Bullet
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It’s not my favorite breakfast spot—that honor belongs to Pâtisserie Poupon—but I have to walk right past it to get from my house to the library. So does half the student body of Georgetown; by midmorning, the line of students jostling for lattes and chocolate muffins would be out the door. At six, though, when Saxbys opened, I had the place to myself. I grabbed a table in the window, an enormous mug of Darjeeling, and settled in to work.
I have never lost my sense of wonder that I get paid ...to read all day, to steep myself in the literature of another country, and another century. It is a scandalously pleasant way to earn a living. I sat marking papers until nearly nine, then pushed my glasses back on my head and looked up. My cell phone was ringing. An Atlanta number, area code 404, lit up the display.
“Hello?”
“Sweet Caroline.” The oleaginous voice of the Journal-Constitution’s managing editor oozed into my ear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It’s not my favorite breakfast spot—that honor belongs to Pâtisserie Poupon—but I have to walk right past it to get from my house to the library. So does half the student body of Georgetown; by midmorning, the line of students jostling for lattes and chocolate muffins would be out the door. At six, though, when Saxbys opened, I had the place to myself. I grabbed a table in the window, an enormous mug of Darjeeling, and settled in to work.
I have never lost my sense of wonder that I get paid ...to read all day, to steep myself in the literature of another country, and another century. It is a scandalously pleasant way to earn a living. I sat marking papers until nearly nine, then pushed my glasses back on my head and looked up. My cell phone was ringing. An Atlanta number, area code 404, lit up the display.
“Hello?”
“Sweet Caroline.” The oleaginous voice of the Journal-Constitution’s managing editor oozed into my ear.
What to read after The Bullet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Louise Kelly to read onlineMoreLess
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