Native Son
Native Son
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"Bee always did have less sense than the average hen, "he gritted. "My son a freak! Hell's-bells!" Tommy, arriving at the hall door in time to hear the tail-end of thesentence, crept back to bed feeling numb and dazed. So even his fatherthought he was a freak.
* * * * * The last few days before parting was one of strain for all of them. IfTommy was unnaturally subdued, no one noticed it; his parents were notfeeling any great impulse toward gaiety either.
They all went dutifully sight-seeing... as before; they saw the Zoo, andwent shopping on the Skywalks, and on the last day wound up at the greatshowrooms of "Androids, Inc. " Tommy had hated them on sight; they were at once too human and tooinhuman for comfort. The hotel was full of them, and most private homeshad at least one. Now they saw the great incubating vats, and theprocessing and finally the showroom where one of the finished productswas on display as a maid, sweeping and dusting.
"There's one that's a dead-ringer for you, Helen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Bee always did have less sense than the average hen, "he gritted. "My son a freak! Hell's-bells!" Tommy, arriving at the hall door in time to hear the tail-end of thesentence, crept back to bed feeling numb and dazed. So even his fatherthought he was a freak.
* * * * * The last few days before parting was one of strain for all of them. IfTommy was unnaturally subdued, no one noticed it; his parents were notfeeling any great impulse toward gaiety either.
They all went dutifully sight-seeing... as before; they saw the Zoo, andwent shopping on the Skywalks, and on the last day wound up at the greatshowrooms of "Androids, Inc. " Tommy had hated them on sight; they were at once too human and tooinhuman for comfort. The hotel was full of them, and most private homeshad at least one. Now they saw the great incubating vats, and theprocessing and finally the showroom where one of the finished productswas on display as a maid, sweeping and dusting.
"There's one that's a dead-ringer for you, Helen.
What to read after Native Son?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hamm T. D. to read onlineMoreLess
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