Frag Box (2011)
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I split away from it on Minnesota 33, through the town of Cloquet, following a sign that said “Range Towns.” What I expected to find there was not so certain. Charlie had said that he hated his father so many times that I had to believe it. But maybe hating him was not the same as not trusting him. The old man could still have been his banker. And in any case, the address on the cigar box did not get there by accident. He meant me to read it, of that I was sure. Time to find out if he also meant... me to follow it.
North of Cloquet, the landscape turned open, rocky, and white. The lasting winter snow cover had already arrived, broken here and there by windswept outcroppings of black rock. The buildings got more run down and farther apart and the farmsteads disappeared altogether. We crossed the Saint Louis River and linked up with Trunk Highway 53, which headed straight north, four lanes with a wide center median, though it had lots of signs telling me it was not a freeway.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I split away from it on Minnesota 33, through the town of Cloquet, following a sign that said “Range Towns.” What I expected to find there was not so certain. Charlie had said that he hated his father so many times that I had to believe it. But maybe hating him was not the same as not trusting him. The old man could still have been his banker. And in any case, the address on the cigar box did not get there by accident. He meant me to read it, of that I was sure. Time to find out if he also meant... me to follow it.
North of Cloquet, the landscape turned open, rocky, and white. The lasting winter snow cover had already arrived, broken here and there by windswept outcroppings of black rock. The buildings got more run down and farther apart and the farmsteads disappeared altogether. We crossed the Saint Louis River and linked up with Trunk Highway 53, which headed straight north, four lanes with a wide center median, though it had lots of signs telling me it was not a freeway.
What to read after Frag Box?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thompson, Richard to read onlineMoreLess
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