Corpus of a Siam Mosquito
Corpus of a Siam Mosquito
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Shehad a student visa since she was technically enrolled in a languageschool (although she rarely attended) so it wasn't in fear of her visastatus that made him want to avoid the issue of the border. He hadhis American passport and yet he still had never spent a day there. Hetold himself that he should. And yet it continued to seem to him likesuch a dreadful place. He told himself that it had been a mistake to bring her here. Hehadn't known how far the campus was from the city. In part he chose...the location with Noppawan and Porn in mind. Still, it was a mistakeand he knew it all along. In Thailand she had seemed so excitable. She was a gadabout and she always made friends out of strangers fromadjacent tables in restaurants they frequented. She had seemed so opento the world. Now she seemed like such a Victorian whore, jumpingaround in motion but prudishly obdurate to change within. She wasconventional-this Victorian whore of his. Like virtually everyoneelse, she was part of the big band and the universe of movement fullycognizant that the most popular and sexy people were the ones who couldtwist and turn with universal movement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shehad a student visa since she was technically enrolled in a languageschool (although she rarely attended) so it wasn't in fear of her visastatus that made him want to avoid the issue of the border. He hadhis American passport and yet he still had never spent a day there. Hetold himself that he should. And yet it continued to seem to him likesuch a dreadful place. He told himself that it had been a mistake to bring her here. Hehadn't known how far the campus was from the city. In part he chose...the location with Noppawan and Porn in mind. Still, it was a mistakeand he knew it all along. In Thailand she had seemed so excitable. She was a gadabout and she always made friends out of strangers fromadjacent tables in restaurants they frequented. She had seemed so opento the world. Now she seemed like such a Victorian whore, jumpingaround in motion but prudishly obdurate to change within. She wasconventional-this Victorian whore of his. Like virtually everyoneelse, she was part of the big band and the universe of movement fullycognizant that the most popular and sexy people were the ones who couldtwist and turn with universal movement.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sills Steven David Justin to read onlineMoreLess
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