The Liar's Wife (2014)
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in her Italian-English dictionary. Debole. She said the word to herself. Then she made a noun of it. Debolezza. Weakness.
He was a weak man, he was very weak, she said silently, to no one in particular. Or it wasn’t to no one; it was to many people, to whom she felt an obligation to explain. At twenty-five, she still felt herself a girl, and therefore someone who owed things to people. Especially the ones who believed in her.
She was a girl in whom many people had believed. The nuns had been the... first; her mother had needed the example or the prodding of the nuns in order to believe. Even Yale, it seems, had believed in her. They had accepted her into the doctoral program in art history; she was traveling on a grant they had provided, allowing her a month in Lucca to explore her dissertation topic: Matteo Civitali, a fifteenth-century sculptor, most of whose work was in Lucca.
“She’s an unusual girl, Mrs. Riordan; uncommonly intelligent. But it’s more than that. She has tremendous powers of concentration.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
in her Italian-English dictionary. Debole. She said the word to herself. Then she made a noun of it. Debolezza. Weakness.
He was a weak man, he was very weak, she said silently, to no one in particular. Or it wasn’t to no one; it was to many people, to whom she felt an obligation to explain. At twenty-five, she still felt herself a girl, and therefore someone who owed things to people. Especially the ones who believed in her.
She was a girl in whom many people had believed. The nuns had been the... first; her mother had needed the example or the prodding of the nuns in order to believe. Even Yale, it seems, had believed in her. They had accepted her into the doctoral program in art history; she was traveling on a grant they had provided, allowing her a month in Lucca to explore her dissertation topic: Matteo Civitali, a fifteenth-century sculptor, most of whose work was in Lucca.
“She’s an unusual girl, Mrs. Riordan; uncommonly intelligent. But it’s more than that. She has tremendous powers of concentration.”
What to read after The Liar's Wife?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Gordon to read onlineMoreLess
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