The Tenement
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She had been in an oxygen tent and had smiled at him. The surgeon had said, “No immediate danger.”
“I’ll be back as usual tonight,” said Cooper.
And then the policewoman had come to the door. He had heard the doorbell. It was late and the night was dark and frosty. Who was this? He wasn’t expecting anyone. And the police-woman had stood there. And she had told him that Flora had died. There was snow on her coat like a sparkle of fading diamonds. She was quite young with a cold sore on her lip. S...he took off her diced cap and laid it beside her on the sofa. And then he had cried and cried.
Sometimes his wife would say to him, “I don’t know why you are always talking to that Linda. Every time she goes for coal you’re out there talking to her.”
“Well, she’s friendly. And you know I like talking to people.” And Flora would hear from her becalmed chair the sound of his high voice laughing. Linda could take a good joke. You could even tell her dirty jokes which you couldn’t tell your wife.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had been in an oxygen tent and had smiled at him. The surgeon had said, “No immediate danger.”
“I’ll be back as usual tonight,” said Cooper.
And then the policewoman had come to the door. He had heard the doorbell. It was late and the night was dark and frosty. Who was this? He wasn’t expecting anyone. And the police-woman had stood there. And she had told him that Flora had died. There was snow on her coat like a sparkle of fading diamonds. She was quite young with a cold sore on her lip. S...he took off her diced cap and laid it beside her on the sofa. And then he had cried and cried.
Sometimes his wife would say to him, “I don’t know why you are always talking to that Linda. Every time she goes for coal you’re out there talking to her.”
“Well, she’s friendly. And you know I like talking to people.” And Flora would hear from her becalmed chair the sound of his high voice laughing. Linda could take a good joke. You could even tell her dirty jokes which you couldn’t tell your wife.
What to read after The Tenement?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Iain Crichton Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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