Bluebeard's Egg
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As far as he’s concerned they could drop it down the chute and he wouldn’t complain. Drizzle and chill, everyone depressed, and then the winter to go through afterwards. The landlord has turned down the heat again, which means Joel has to either let his buns solidify and break off or use the electric heater, which means more money, because the electricity’s extra. The landlord does this to spite him, Joel, personally. Just for that, Joel refuses to move. He tells other people he likes the buildi...ng, which he does: it’s a golden oldie, a mansion that’s seen better days, with an arched entrance-way and stained glass. But also he won’t give the old rent-gouger the satisfaction. Becka could handle him, when she was still living here. All she’d had to do was lean over the banister while the old bugger was standing below, and use her good voice, the furry one, and up went the temperature; a trick that’s not possible for Joel.
He’d like to be someplace warm, but who can afford it?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As far as he’s concerned they could drop it down the chute and he wouldn’t complain. Drizzle and chill, everyone depressed, and then the winter to go through afterwards. The landlord has turned down the heat again, which means Joel has to either let his buns solidify and break off or use the electric heater, which means more money, because the electricity’s extra. The landlord does this to spite him, Joel, personally. Just for that, Joel refuses to move. He tells other people he likes the buildi...ng, which he does: it’s a golden oldie, a mansion that’s seen better days, with an arched entrance-way and stained glass. But also he won’t give the old rent-gouger the satisfaction. Becka could handle him, when she was still living here. All she’d had to do was lean over the banister while the old bugger was standing below, and use her good voice, the furry one, and up went the temperature; a trick that’s not possible for Joel.
He’d like to be someplace warm, but who can afford it?
What to read after Bluebeard's Egg?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Atwood to read onlineMoreLess
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