Forgive Me, Leonard Peacock
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He laughed and said, “I spent the summer in Iran studying music. I grew up a little, I guess. Literally and metaphorically. But you’re either paying for the privilege of listening to me play, or you’re going to leave.”
“How much do you want?”
“I don’t know,” he said in a way that suggested he was expecting me to leave. “Maybe pay what you will? But something. I’m not playing for free anymore.”
“Why don’t you leave your violin case open and I’ll put something in it every day I come listen? I’ve ...seen musicians do that on the streets of Philly.”
“Okay,” he said, and then began to play.
When he was finished, I walked up to the stage and dropped a five-dollar bill into his violin case. He nodded, which I assumed meant he was okay with the amount.
So I gave him my lunch money every day for the rest of the year—except for a few times when either he or I was absent, or when the drama club was in the auditorium creating sets for plays and Baback didn’t practice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He laughed and said, “I spent the summer in Iran studying music. I grew up a little, I guess. Literally and metaphorically. But you’re either paying for the privilege of listening to me play, or you’re going to leave.”
“How much do you want?”
“I don’t know,” he said in a way that suggested he was expecting me to leave. “Maybe pay what you will? But something. I’m not playing for free anymore.”
“Why don’t you leave your violin case open and I’ll put something in it every day I come listen? I’ve ...seen musicians do that on the streets of Philly.”
“Okay,” he said, and then began to play.
When he was finished, I walked up to the stage and dropped a five-dollar bill into his violin case. He nodded, which I assumed meant he was okay with the amount.
So I gave him my lunch money every day for the rest of the year—except for a few times when either he or I was absent, or when the drama club was in the auditorium creating sets for plays and Baback didn’t practice.
What to read after Forgive Me, Leonard Peacock?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Matthew Quick to read onlineMoreLess
Kripler 6 years ago
I think you need help, I don't know why probably cause if your able to write this you've felt this pain. I need help as well I write horror books how someone would a write a child book which is saying insanely easy my mind is gory and this book made me cry it up set me its great yes but its depressing. I think i'm going to use this book to keep my heart still beating I don't know how but I am If you read this thank you for saving me and condemning me and showing me life can get better if you let it and work for itand I know I sound like a retard
Guest 6 years ago
I loved the book. It had me hooked for days. The ending let me down because it didn't give any closure to what happened, but overall it was a good bookWrite Review:
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