Big Wheat (2011)
Big Wheat
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Back at the engine, Avery disengaged the main power takeoff, and the wide, heavy drive belt coasted to a stop. Then he ran the water pump and refilled the boiler to its regular startup level, closed the draft on the firebox, and blew the main pressure relief valve. A huge cloud of live steam gushed out of the side of the engine and floated upward until it became lost in the black night sky. He held the valve open until the pressure gauge showed something less than five pounds, where the readings... were no longer accurate. All that done, he climbed onto the catwalk on top of the boiler.
“Shut it all down, people!” said Avery. “Shut down everything. We’re done here for the night. Go get some sleep.” On top of what was left of the header stack, where he had been doing the very unaccustomed job of pitching wheat, Jude the Mystic said, “Well that just makes me want to weep, let me tell you. I was having such a good time here.” “No rest for you, doc,” said Avery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Back at the engine, Avery disengaged the main power takeoff, and the wide, heavy drive belt coasted to a stop. Then he ran the water pump and refilled the boiler to its regular startup level, closed the draft on the firebox, and blew the main pressure relief valve. A huge cloud of live steam gushed out of the side of the engine and floated upward until it became lost in the black night sky. He held the valve open until the pressure gauge showed something less than five pounds, where the readings... were no longer accurate. All that done, he climbed onto the catwalk on top of the boiler.
“Shut it all down, people!” said Avery. “Shut down everything. We’re done here for the night. Go get some sleep.” On top of what was left of the header stack, where he had been doing the very unaccustomed job of pitching wheat, Jude the Mystic said, “Well that just makes me want to weep, let me tell you. I was having such a good time here.” “No rest for you, doc,” said Avery.
What to read after Big Wheat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thompson, Richard to read onlineMoreLess
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