The Glory Game (1985)
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Luz paused as she entered the large dining room. The wizened, mustached man was the only person seated at the long table. “It seems that I’m the last one down.”
“Buenos días, señora” The man’s cracked and lined face resembled a saddle exposed too long to the elements, but a smile broke across it when he saw her. “You slept well, yes?”
“Yes.” She saw him slip his arms into the metal bands of his crutches and heard the dragging scrape of his leg braces. “Please don’t get up, Hector,” she insisted ...and crossed to the coffee urn sitting atop the long bureau. A depleted stack of cups and saucers and the accompanying cream and sugar servers sat beside it.
But the old man didn’t listen to her and hauled himself upright, putting most of his weight on the crutches instead of his paralyzed legs. He reached down and locked the braces that permitted him some mobility.
“You will want some breakfast,” he said when he straightened. His iron-gray hair was thick and curly, salted with white like the thick brush of his mustache.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Luz paused as she entered the large dining room. The wizened, mustached man was the only person seated at the long table. “It seems that I’m the last one down.”
“Buenos días, señora” The man’s cracked and lined face resembled a saddle exposed too long to the elements, but a smile broke across it when he saw her. “You slept well, yes?”
“Yes.” She saw him slip his arms into the metal bands of his crutches and heard the dragging scrape of his leg braces. “Please don’t get up, Hector,” she insisted ...and crossed to the coffee urn sitting atop the long bureau. A depleted stack of cups and saucers and the accompanying cream and sugar servers sat beside it.
But the old man didn’t listen to her and hauled himself upright, putting most of his weight on the crutches instead of his paralyzed legs. He reached down and locked the braces that permitted him some mobility.
“You will want some breakfast,” he said when he straightened. His iron-gray hair was thick and curly, salted with white like the thick brush of his mustache.
What to read after The Glory Game?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Janet Dailey to read onlineMoreLess
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