And All the Earth a Grave
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Roadsand streets clogged with delivery trucks, rented trailers, andwhatever else could haul a coffin. The Stock Market went completelymad. Strikes were declared and settled within hours. Congress wascalled into session early. The President got authority to rationlumber and other materials suddenly in starvation-short supply. Statelaws were passed against cremation, under heavy lobby pressure. A newracket, called boxjacking, blossomed overnight.
The Advertising Manager who had put the thing over... had been fightingwith all the formidable weapons of his breed to make his plantmanagers build up a stockpile. They had, but it went like a toupee ina wind tunnel. Competitive coffin manufacturers were caught napping, but by Wednesday after Thanksgiving they, along with the original one, were on a twenty-four hour, seven-day basis. Still only a fraction ofthe demand could be met. Jet passenger planes were stripped of theirseats, supplied with Yankee gold, and sent to plunder the world of itscoffins.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Roadsand streets clogged with delivery trucks, rented trailers, andwhatever else could haul a coffin. The Stock Market went completelymad. Strikes were declared and settled within hours. Congress wascalled into session early. The President got authority to rationlumber and other materials suddenly in starvation-short supply. Statelaws were passed against cremation, under heavy lobby pressure. A newracket, called boxjacking, blossomed overnight.
The Advertising Manager who had put the thing over... had been fightingwith all the formidable weapons of his breed to make his plantmanagers build up a stockpile. They had, but it went like a toupee ina wind tunnel. Competitive coffin manufacturers were caught napping, but by Wednesday after Thanksgiving they, along with the original one, were on a twenty-four hour, seven-day basis. Still only a fraction ofthe demand could be met. Jet passenger planes were stripped of theirseats, supplied with Yankee gold, and sent to plunder the world of itscoffins.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macapp C. C. to read onlineMoreLess
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