The Lonely
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He wanted and needed to talk to him, for he respected and trusted him. He asked: “How’s Mother?”
Harman Wright replied: “She’s lying down. She doesn’t want any dinner. I’m afraid she’s pretty unhappy over this.”
“I’m sorry, Dad . . . I wanted to have a chance to talk to you alone first before I said anything, but it . . . sort of all came out.”
Harman went to the side table and made two highballs. “Women always have to be eased up to a new idea gradually,” he said. “Cigar?”
Jerry... again felt warmed towards his father for the simple and genuine way he created the atmosphere that his son was a boy no longer, his tacit acknowledgement that the things that had happened to him since he had been away had changed their relationship. He felt strongly that his father was a good man.
They lit their cigars and puffed on them for a moment. Then Harman asked: “When did you say you were going back?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He wanted and needed to talk to him, for he respected and trusted him. He asked: “How’s Mother?”
Harman Wright replied: “She’s lying down. She doesn’t want any dinner. I’m afraid she’s pretty unhappy over this.”
“I’m sorry, Dad . . . I wanted to have a chance to talk to you alone first before I said anything, but it . . . sort of all came out.”
Harman went to the side table and made two highballs. “Women always have to be eased up to a new idea gradually,” he said. “Cigar?”
Jerry... again felt warmed towards his father for the simple and genuine way he created the atmosphere that his son was a boy no longer, his tacit acknowledgement that the things that had happened to him since he had been away had changed their relationship. He felt strongly that his father was a good man.
They lit their cigars and puffed on them for a moment. Then Harman asked: “When did you say you were going back?”
What to read after The Lonely?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Gallico to read onlineMoreLess
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