Beef Iron And Wine
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"Jennie " she said, "Jennie was killed by a truck three days ago when she was walking downtown after bread. " And she slammed the door.
VIII TAXI, MISTER!
VIII TAXI, MISTER!
WHEN a keen newspaper reporter wants to find out anything of what is going on in his town he sees the police, buzzes the night clerk in the owl drug-store, quizzes the dog watch bell boy in the papier-mache hotel then he wigwags his friend the taxi driver (every orthodox reporter should have one) and says, "How about this?"... And then he finds out nothing.
The taxicab men of a big city carry more fatal secrets than any other class some say more than all other classes. A good front-seat man never looks into a woman s face, never turns around after or during the process of slipping in between the seat and the wheel, and never puts down an address.
Yet he sees the woman, hears and sees everything that transpires while his fare is riding, pretty nearly knows what happens after he gets his and the com pany s money. This goes for the uniformed man riding for an accredited corporation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Jennie " she said, "Jennie was killed by a truck three days ago when she was walking downtown after bread. " And she slammed the door.
VIII TAXI, MISTER!
VIII TAXI, MISTER!
WHEN a keen newspaper reporter wants to find out anything of what is going on in his town he sees the police, buzzes the night clerk in the owl drug-store, quizzes the dog watch bell boy in the papier-mache hotel then he wigwags his friend the taxi driver (every orthodox reporter should have one) and says, "How about this?"... And then he finds out nothing.
The taxicab men of a big city carry more fatal secrets than any other class some say more than all other classes. A good front-seat man never looks into a woman s face, never turns around after or during the process of slipping in between the seat and the wheel, and never puts down an address.
Yet he sees the woman, hears and sees everything that transpires while his fare is riding, pretty nearly knows what happens after he gets his and the com pany s money. This goes for the uniformed man riding for an accredited corporation.
What to read after Beef Iron And Wine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jack Lait to read onlineMoreLess
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