Countdown City
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Whoever.”
“And so in quarantine,” says Beau, reclaiming the conversation, “we learn that the Republic is a system of responsibility, not just of privilege. That there is no such thing as a utopia for one—it must be a utopia for all.”
Sport nods solemnly, picks up the phrase and murmurs it in echo: “no such thing as a utopia for one …”
Okay, I’m thinking. Got it. Let’s cut to the chase here. “How long is quarantine?”
“Five days,” says Beau. Sport winces apologetically.
Damn it. Julia Stone is in... there somewhere, I’m sure of it, seated between the Doric columns of one or another collegiate hall, with Brett Cavatone laying his heavy head in her lap. In five days, who knows? I take a look at Nico, who still looks relaxed, all smiles, but I can see the unease flashing in her eyes—this quarantine business is as much a surprise to her as it is to me.
“But it’s easy,” says Sport. “Seriously. It’s in Woodside Apartments, the big dorm on the other side of Wallace?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whoever.”
“And so in quarantine,” says Beau, reclaiming the conversation, “we learn that the Republic is a system of responsibility, not just of privilege. That there is no such thing as a utopia for one—it must be a utopia for all.”
Sport nods solemnly, picks up the phrase and murmurs it in echo: “no such thing as a utopia for one …”
Okay, I’m thinking. Got it. Let’s cut to the chase here. “How long is quarantine?”
“Five days,” says Beau. Sport winces apologetically.
Damn it. Julia Stone is in... there somewhere, I’m sure of it, seated between the Doric columns of one or another collegiate hall, with Brett Cavatone laying his heavy head in her lap. In five days, who knows? I take a look at Nico, who still looks relaxed, all smiles, but I can see the unease flashing in her eyes—this quarantine business is as much a surprise to her as it is to me.
“But it’s easy,” says Sport. “Seriously. It’s in Woodside Apartments, the big dorm on the other side of Wallace?
What to read after Countdown City?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ben H. Winters to read onlineMoreLess
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