Trying to Save Piggy Sneed
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A slow, rising heat flushed his cheeks. His tongue felt lazy and overweight. He knew that if he didn’t try to speak soon, his mouth would loll open and he’d belch — or worse. A bear of guilt shifted in his stomach and he remembered the bottle of ‘64 Brauneberger Juffer Spätlese that had accompanied his ample portion of trutte Metternich. His red ears throbbed a total recall of the ‘61 Pommard Rugiens that had drowned his boeuf Crespi.
Brennbar looked across the wasted dinner table at me, but... I was lost in a conversation about minority groups. The man speaking to me appeared to be a member of one. For some reason, the waiter was included — perhaps as a gesture meant to abolish class distinctions. Possibly the man who spoke with me and the waiter were from the same minority group.
“You wouldn’t know anything about it,” the man told me, but I’d been watching my blotching husband; I hadn’t been paying attention.
“Well,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A slow, rising heat flushed his cheeks. His tongue felt lazy and overweight. He knew that if he didn’t try to speak soon, his mouth would loll open and he’d belch — or worse. A bear of guilt shifted in his stomach and he remembered the bottle of ‘64 Brauneberger Juffer Spätlese that had accompanied his ample portion of trutte Metternich. His red ears throbbed a total recall of the ‘61 Pommard Rugiens that had drowned his boeuf Crespi.
Brennbar looked across the wasted dinner table at me, but... I was lost in a conversation about minority groups. The man speaking to me appeared to be a member of one. For some reason, the waiter was included — perhaps as a gesture meant to abolish class distinctions. Possibly the man who spoke with me and the waiter were from the same minority group.
“You wouldn’t know anything about it,” the man told me, but I’d been watching my blotching husband; I hadn’t been paying attention.
“Well,”
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Irving to read onlineMoreLess
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