The Contender (1967)
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“Your face, Alfred, it’s all…you’re limping.”
“Looks worse than it is,” he said.
“Here, sit down. You want something to eat?”
“Just some milk.”
She poured a glass of milk and set it on the table in front of him. She sat down and watched him drink it.
“Want some more?”
“No, thanks.”
“You want some aspirin or—”
“I took some already. Doctor gave it to me.”
“I’ll get your bed ready.”
He played with the glass. “Thought you’d have a million questions.”
“So you could tell me about the old stone fence o...ff Lenox? A big dog jumped up, right, honey?”
The split in his lip opened again when he smiled. “Yeah.”
“I had to find out you was having a boxing fight from Mr. Epstein.”
“Thought you might try and stop me.”
“You gettin’ to be a man, Alfred. I stop you from one thing, you’ll do something else.”
“You said you didn’t like my boxing.”
“I still don’t. Seems an awful shame, two men got nothing against each other go in and try and beat each other’s head.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Your face, Alfred, it’s all…you’re limping.”
“Looks worse than it is,” he said.
“Here, sit down. You want something to eat?”
“Just some milk.”
She poured a glass of milk and set it on the table in front of him. She sat down and watched him drink it.
“Want some more?”
“No, thanks.”
“You want some aspirin or—”
“I took some already. Doctor gave it to me.”
“I’ll get your bed ready.”
He played with the glass. “Thought you’d have a million questions.”
“So you could tell me about the old stone fence o...ff Lenox? A big dog jumped up, right, honey?”
The split in his lip opened again when he smiled. “Yeah.”
“I had to find out you was having a boxing fight from Mr. Epstein.”
“Thought you might try and stop me.”
“You gettin’ to be a man, Alfred. I stop you from one thing, you’ll do something else.”
“You said you didn’t like my boxing.”
“I still don’t. Seems an awful shame, two men got nothing against each other go in and try and beat each other’s head.”
What to read after The Contender?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Lipsyte to read onlineMoreLess
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