The Story Teller (1999)
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Father John rapped on the thin frame of the screen door. The inner door stood ajar, and Vicky saw Mary Harris—she must be eighty now—totter around a group of men. She squinted past the screen. “Father John and Vicky? That you?”
The door swung open, and they stepped into the small room thick with the odor of fresh coffee and stale cigarette smoke. The old woman gave Vicky a quick hug, as if she’d been expecting her. It was the tall, redheaded priest in blue jeans and plaid shirt setting his cowbo...y hat on the small table by the door that she hadn’t expected. “How’d you get here?” she asked, thrusting both hands into his.
As he began explaining, Vicky glanced about. She didn’t recognize any of the men huddled together, eyes turned toward the newcomers: a white priest, an Indian woman. Nor did she recognize the young women moving past the door that opened onto the kitchen, yet not long ago she had been like them—an urban Indian come to the city from the wide spaces of a reservation, looking for what?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Father John rapped on the thin frame of the screen door. The inner door stood ajar, and Vicky saw Mary Harris—she must be eighty now—totter around a group of men. She squinted past the screen. “Father John and Vicky? That you?”
The door swung open, and they stepped into the small room thick with the odor of fresh coffee and stale cigarette smoke. The old woman gave Vicky a quick hug, as if she’d been expecting her. It was the tall, redheaded priest in blue jeans and plaid shirt setting his cowbo...y hat on the small table by the door that she hadn’t expected. “How’d you get here?” she asked, thrusting both hands into his.
As he began explaining, Vicky glanced about. She didn’t recognize any of the men huddled together, eyes turned toward the newcomers: a white priest, an Indian woman. Nor did she recognize the young women moving past the door that opened onto the kitchen, yet not long ago she had been like them—an urban Indian come to the city from the wide spaces of a reservation, looking for what?
What to read after The Story Teller?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Coel to read onlineMoreLess
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