The Last Supper: And Other Stories
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Baxter “THERE’S NO DOUBT ABOUT IT,” MR. BAXTER SAID TO HIS wife, Clarise, at dinner that night, “the Russians have the H bomb.”
“I don’t believe a word of it,” his wife answered calmly, raising her voice just a little to span the expanse of mahogany table that lay between them.
“I’m afraid you have to believe it, my dear,” Mr. Baxter said gravely. “I was talking to Somerville out at the plant—he’s heading up that new atomic project we’ve undertaken for Washington, and there’s a cool ten million ...in it if there’s a penny—anyway, I was talking to him, and he says there’s no doubt about it, they have it, and he should know, my dear.”
“But it’s impossible, Henry,” his wife smiled, helping herself to the buttered peas that the butler was holding at her side. “I do like buttered peas. I think there’s no vegetable quite so delicious. Do you know that the Thompsons have a new West Indian houseman. They brought him back from Kingston. They’re right when they say you can’t find help in this country any longer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Baxter “THERE’S NO DOUBT ABOUT IT,” MR. BAXTER SAID TO HIS wife, Clarise, at dinner that night, “the Russians have the H bomb.”
“I don’t believe a word of it,” his wife answered calmly, raising her voice just a little to span the expanse of mahogany table that lay between them.
“I’m afraid you have to believe it, my dear,” Mr. Baxter said gravely. “I was talking to Somerville out at the plant—he’s heading up that new atomic project we’ve undertaken for Washington, and there’s a cool ten million ...in it if there’s a penny—anyway, I was talking to him, and he says there’s no doubt about it, they have it, and he should know, my dear.”
“But it’s impossible, Henry,” his wife smiled, helping herself to the buttered peas that the butler was holding at her side. “I do like buttered peas. I think there’s no vegetable quite so delicious. Do you know that the Thompsons have a new West Indian houseman. They brought him back from Kingston. They’re right when they say you can’t find help in this country any longer.
What to read after The Last Supper: And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howard Fast to read onlineMoreLess
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