The Outsider
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The world was without war — that is, without a major war — and the President of the United States had turned out to be an amiable old gentleman who did not enjoy rocking the boat. Even Senator McCarthy had been brought to bay and silenced, and in a tiny village in an unimportant corner of Connecticut, Lucy Hartman had invited a few people to dinner. The children had been fed and put to bed, where they would by no means sleep immediately, but whisper to each other and sneak down the hall to the s...taircase and try to pick up the conversation downstairs. Mrs. Holtzman, a stout, middle-aged lady who was the only survivor of a German-Jewish family that had perished in the concentration camps, was there, helping with the cooking and serving, and the dining room table had been extended to its greatest length to accommodate eight people.
Aside from the Hartmans, the dinner guests were Mel Klein, the president of the synagogue; his wife, Della; Eddie Frome and his wife, Sophie; and Millie and Martin Carter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The world was without war — that is, without a major war — and the President of the United States had turned out to be an amiable old gentleman who did not enjoy rocking the boat. Even Senator McCarthy had been brought to bay and silenced, and in a tiny village in an unimportant corner of Connecticut, Lucy Hartman had invited a few people to dinner. The children had been fed and put to bed, where they would by no means sleep immediately, but whisper to each other and sneak down the hall to the s...taircase and try to pick up the conversation downstairs. Mrs. Holtzman, a stout, middle-aged lady who was the only survivor of a German-Jewish family that had perished in the concentration camps, was there, helping with the cooking and serving, and the dining room table had been extended to its greatest length to accommodate eight people.
Aside from the Hartmans, the dinner guests were Mel Klein, the president of the synagogue; his wife, Della; Eddie Frome and his wife, Sophie; and Millie and Martin Carter.
What to read after The Outsider?
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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