Hard-Luck Diggings: the Early Jack Vance, volume One
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Two girls spoke to him, asking arch questions.Jean saw him grunt noncommittally. “Just stick around; I can’t give out no dope.”He motioned to the girl sitting beside Jean, a blonde girl, very smartly turned out. She rose to her feet; the doorkeeper slid back the door. The blonde girl walked swiftly through into the inner room; the door closed behind her. She moved tentatively forward, stopped short. A man sat quietly on an old-fashioned leather couch, watching through half-closed eyes.Nothing fr...ightening here, was her initial impression. He was young—twenty-four or twenty-five. Mediocre, she thought, neither tall nor short, stocky nor lean. His hair was nondescript, his features without distinction, his clothes unobtrusive and neutral.He shifted his position, opened his eyes a flicker. The blonde girl felt a quick pang. Perhaps she had been mistaken.“How old are you?”“I’m—twenty.”“Take off your clothes.”She stared, hands tight and white-knuckled on her purse. Intuition came suddenly; she drew a quick shallow breath.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two girls spoke to him, asking arch questions.Jean saw him grunt noncommittally. “Just stick around; I can’t give out no dope.”He motioned to the girl sitting beside Jean, a blonde girl, very smartly turned out. She rose to her feet; the doorkeeper slid back the door. The blonde girl walked swiftly through into the inner room; the door closed behind her. She moved tentatively forward, stopped short. A man sat quietly on an old-fashioned leather couch, watching through half-closed eyes.Nothing fr...ightening here, was her initial impression. He was young—twenty-four or twenty-five. Mediocre, she thought, neither tall nor short, stocky nor lean. His hair was nondescript, his features without distinction, his clothes unobtrusive and neutral.He shifted his position, opened his eyes a flicker. The blonde girl felt a quick pang. Perhaps she had been mistaken.“How old are you?”“I’m—twenty.”“Take off your clothes.”She stared, hands tight and white-knuckled on her purse. Intuition came suddenly; she drew a quick shallow breath.
What to read after Hard-Luck Diggings: the Early Jack Vance, volume One?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vance Jack to read onlineMoreLess
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