Detroit: An American Autopsy
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And when he opened his mouth, the dental bridge fell out and bounced into the ashtray. Billy looked down quizzically, then plucked it from the ashes, blew on it and popped it back into place.
Billy got around to answering my cousin’s offer with this: “No way.”
“Suit yourself,” Johnny said with a shrug. “Jobs are awful hard things to sneeze at.”
Billy just shrugged.
“What the fuck?” I shouted. “It’s a better chance. Look at your fucking teeth!”
“I still got dreams,” Billy sai...d after some drunken silence. “If I take that job I’m just admitting that I gave up.”
“Gave up? You’ve got a family.”
“I’ve got dreams, Char,” he croaked. “And a factory just isn’t part of it. I’ve got more in me.”
* * * When the bank began moving in on Frankie’s house, Frankie didn’t want to make a deal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And when he opened his mouth, the dental bridge fell out and bounced into the ashtray. Billy looked down quizzically, then plucked it from the ashes, blew on it and popped it back into place.
Billy got around to answering my cousin’s offer with this: “No way.”
“Suit yourself,” Johnny said with a shrug. “Jobs are awful hard things to sneeze at.”
Billy just shrugged.
“What the fuck?” I shouted. “It’s a better chance. Look at your fucking teeth!”
“I still got dreams,” Billy sai...d after some drunken silence. “If I take that job I’m just admitting that I gave up.”
“Gave up? You’ve got a family.”
“I’ve got dreams, Char,” he croaked. “And a factory just isn’t part of it. I’ve got more in me.”
* * * When the bank began moving in on Frankie’s house, Frankie didn’t want to make a deal.
What to read after Detroit: An American Autopsy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charlie Leduff to read onlineMoreLess
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