Found in the Street
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Jack and Natalia had come from a show in midtown, and it was now after 11. People stood outside, a few with glasses in hand, all rather weirdly dressed.
Natalia pushed calmly through the doorway.
The place was a ramshackle bar and art gallery, there was a small podium where Jack saw a man seated, dreamily strumming a guitar despite the lack of audience attention. Jack glanced around for Elsie, or Marion, and didn’t see either. Natalia said “Hi” to a couple of people who greeted her, and... whom she may or may not have seen before, Jack thought. Getting a table was hopeless, a drink at the bar might be possible. The artwork on the walls was of the kind Jack detested and at the same time was amazed by, kindergarten stuff in heavy oil with crude black outlines, depicting car crashes, explosions, or sexual activities. Amelia’s efforts had grace and design by comparison, and certainly affection. The odd thing was that this crap on the walls was bought by some people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jack and Natalia had come from a show in midtown, and it was now after 11. People stood outside, a few with glasses in hand, all rather weirdly dressed.
Natalia pushed calmly through the doorway.
The place was a ramshackle bar and art gallery, there was a small podium where Jack saw a man seated, dreamily strumming a guitar despite the lack of audience attention. Jack glanced around for Elsie, or Marion, and didn’t see either. Natalia said “Hi” to a couple of people who greeted her, and... whom she may or may not have seen before, Jack thought. Getting a table was hopeless, a drink at the bar might be possible. The artwork on the walls was of the kind Jack detested and at the same time was amazed by, kindergarten stuff in heavy oil with crude black outlines, depicting car crashes, explosions, or sexual activities. Amelia’s efforts had grace and design by comparison, and certainly affection. The odd thing was that this crap on the walls was bought by some people.
What to read after Found in the Street?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patricia Highsmith to read onlineMoreLess
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