The Girl On the Via Flaminia
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Eccolo!” Adele said, coming in through the doorway, carrying a tray. “The coffee . . .” The coffee steamed on the tray.
Behind Adele appeared a tall thin old man, a newspaper tucked under his arm. His spectacles sat on his forehead. He looked into the room.
“You are still here?” Ugo Pulcini said to Nina. “I thought you’d already be high in the mountains.”
“My husband,” Adele said. “This is the Signora Lisa. She is taking Nina’s room.”
“Ah,” Ugo said, “with the American husban...d.” He came into the room. “In Milan once—before the war, it was all before the war—I knew an American girl. A schoolteacher. At the Hotel Tuscania . . .”
“So!” Adele said, looking at her husband.
He smiled, deprecatingly. “An old transgression, my dear . . . 1920! She was making a summer tour. I remember she ate little sandwiches, and in the hotel there was a bar with a special fountain for American schoolteachers .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eccolo!” Adele said, coming in through the doorway, carrying a tray. “The coffee . . .” The coffee steamed on the tray.
Behind Adele appeared a tall thin old man, a newspaper tucked under his arm. His spectacles sat on his forehead. He looked into the room.
“You are still here?” Ugo Pulcini said to Nina. “I thought you’d already be high in the mountains.”
“My husband,” Adele said. “This is the Signora Lisa. She is taking Nina’s room.”
“Ah,” Ugo said, “with the American husban...d.” He came into the room. “In Milan once—before the war, it was all before the war—I knew an American girl. A schoolteacher. At the Hotel Tuscania . . .”
“So!” Adele said, looking at her husband.
He smiled, deprecatingly. “An old transgression, my dear . . . 1920! She was making a summer tour. I remember she ate little sandwiches, and in the hotel there was a bar with a special fountain for American schoolteachers .
What to read after The Girl On the Via Flaminia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Hayes to read onlineMoreLess
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