Clockers
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Even from across the candy store he could read the headline off the stack: TUNNEL OF DEATH. Picking up the paper, he saw the grainy black-and-white photo that dominated the front page. Papi in his car, slumped down, chin into chest, eyes glazed, wearing a skirt of blood from the nicked artery that had finally drained him. He had died inside the Holland Tunnel, slamming’into the wall right at the state line and shutting down the whole New York-bound tube for hours.The paper also reported that the...re was a big debate about whose investigation it was, New York’s or Hudson County’s, but Papi had driven far enough away that Dempsy wasn’t even mentioned in the article.At least two people were dead now, but a few minutes later Strike crouched on his customary perch, the front section of the paper folded and quartered on his knees. Papi’s frosted and melancholy gaze seemed to be assessing his own jittery eyes and mouth, watching him jump and twist every time a car alarm went off or someone shouted or laughed too abruptly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even from across the candy store he could read the headline off the stack: TUNNEL OF DEATH. Picking up the paper, he saw the grainy black-and-white photo that dominated the front page. Papi in his car, slumped down, chin into chest, eyes glazed, wearing a skirt of blood from the nicked artery that had finally drained him. He had died inside the Holland Tunnel, slamming’into the wall right at the state line and shutting down the whole New York-bound tube for hours.The paper also reported that the...re was a big debate about whose investigation it was, New York’s or Hudson County’s, but Papi had driven far enough away that Dempsy wasn’t even mentioned in the article.At least two people were dead now, but a few minutes later Strike crouched on his customary perch, the front section of the paper folded and quartered on his knees. Papi’s frosted and melancholy gaze seemed to be assessing his own jittery eyes and mouth, watching him jump and twist every time a car alarm went off or someone shouted or laughed too abruptly.
What to read after Clockers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Pryce to read onlineMoreLess
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