My Life in Prison
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Wouldn't we be sore?
Wouldn't we want t' do somethin'?
"I've met all kinds of women, good and bad, but mostly what are called bad, an' I've talked t' lots o' 'em, an' d'y'r know, it's us men, it's us wise guys havin' th' hand, 302 My Life in Prison an' makin' starvation laws an' givin' licenses t' red hell- holes that makes most o' 'em go wrong ? But never mind, old man, there's better times comin', an' we're gom to live to see it. All we got t' do is remember that men are th' sons of women as ...well as th' sons of men." The officer came to dress Smoky in his "glad rags," and a few minutes later he shook hairl^! w^"+h me and passed out of the front gate — and out of my life. I have never heard of him since that day. As we turned to wave good- by before ducking through the man-gate the Lieutenant of the Yard sneered and said: "I wonder how long before that rotten crook will be back?" The words were like a blow in the face. Here was a parasite, without education, without trade, utterly incom- petent to earn a livinfr save bv manual labor, yet under pay by the State of California, deliberatelv sending vicious thoughts after a man who had exT)iated his crime by "do- ing" a twenty-year sentence, nnd who had more gold in his little finger than the officer had in his whole body — though it happens that this particular officer once took the Keeley cure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wouldn't we be sore?
Wouldn't we want t' do somethin'?
"I've met all kinds of women, good and bad, but mostly what are called bad, an' I've talked t' lots o' 'em, an' d'y'r know, it's us men, it's us wise guys havin' th' hand, 302 My Life in Prison an' makin' starvation laws an' givin' licenses t' red hell- holes that makes most o' 'em go wrong ? But never mind, old man, there's better times comin', an' we're gom to live to see it. All we got t' do is remember that men are th' sons of women as ...well as th' sons of men." The officer came to dress Smoky in his "glad rags," and a few minutes later he shook hairl^! w^"+h me and passed out of the front gate — and out of my life. I have never heard of him since that day. As we turned to wave good- by before ducking through the man-gate the Lieutenant of the Yard sneered and said: "I wonder how long before that rotten crook will be back?" The words were like a blow in the face. Here was a parasite, without education, without trade, utterly incom- petent to earn a livinfr save bv manual labor, yet under pay by the State of California, deliberatelv sending vicious thoughts after a man who had exT)iated his crime by "do- ing" a twenty-year sentence, nnd who had more gold in his little finger than the officer had in his whole body — though it happens that this particular officer once took the Keeley cure.
What to read after My Life in Prison?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Donald Lowrie to read onlineMoreLess
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