Jailbait the Story of Juvenile Delinquency
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Later, he rips it open, chews the loaded paper inside. For two full hours he walks on air the walls are glass, the sky is technicolor the talking guy is swell That gives him an idea. Some inmates are painting the doors. That night he steals a can of green paint, inhales deeply of the turpentine, sleeps like a baby. But he wakes up in the morning with the heebie-jeebies. He wants air. The windows are barred, but the door stands open and he rushes outside. . . .
An attendant makes a flying tackle..., knocking Jonesy down. Au- tomatically, he socks the attendant. He spends the rest of the day in confinement.
"A local newspaper" says Mr. Leonard, "is constantly exagger- ating the number of escapes and making it look as though we are coddling criminals. " 158 JAILBAIT It isn't solitary. Nothing like that. All very humane. But he and the other guys locked up sit and twiddle their thumbs, or maybe swap stories. Jonesy is in bad shape. Bubbles all the time. Gurgles. Anyway, he wasn't trying to do anything wrong.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Later, he rips it open, chews the loaded paper inside. For two full hours he walks on air the walls are glass, the sky is technicolor the talking guy is swell That gives him an idea. Some inmates are painting the doors. That night he steals a can of green paint, inhales deeply of the turpentine, sleeps like a baby. But he wakes up in the morning with the heebie-jeebies. He wants air. The windows are barred, but the door stands open and he rushes outside. . . .
An attendant makes a flying tackle..., knocking Jonesy down. Au- tomatically, he socks the attendant. He spends the rest of the day in confinement.
"A local newspaper" says Mr. Leonard, "is constantly exagger- ating the number of escapes and making it look as though we are coddling criminals. " 158 JAILBAIT It isn't solitary. Nothing like that. All very humane. But he and the other guys locked up sit and twiddle their thumbs, or maybe swap stories. Jonesy is in bad shape. Bubbles all the time. Gurgles. Anyway, he wasn't trying to do anything wrong.
What to read after Jailbait the Story of Juvenile Delinquency?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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