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Havingfinally made contact, Oliver wanted more.
But no one called the next day. Or the next. Oliver thought aboutvisiting another island, but he didn't want to be away from the hotelthat long. He couldn't sit by the phone for four days, so he exploredthe city, checking back for messages at least once during the day.
Honolulu was interesting. With the exception of Waikiki and thedowntown district, it was a residential city. There were distinctlydifferent neighborhoods in each of the narrow valle...ys that stretchedtwo and three miles back into the mountains. Other areas, like AlewaHeights, were built on the faces of the ridges; at night their lightsreached with sparkling fingers high into the dark. He found formalgardens, temples, and a red light district with hustlers of every raceand description. He found a dirt alley with mud puddles, wanderingchickens, barefoot children, and a grandmother with two gold teeth. Hediscovered small factories and, incredibly, in the middle of the city, a watercress farm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Havingfinally made contact, Oliver wanted more.
But no one called the next day. Or the next. Oliver thought aboutvisiting another island, but he didn't want to be away from the hotelthat long. He couldn't sit by the phone for four days, so he exploredthe city, checking back for messages at least once during the day.
Honolulu was interesting. With the exception of Waikiki and thedowntown district, it was a residential city. There were distinctlydifferent neighborhoods in each of the narrow valle...ys that stretchedtwo and three miles back into the mountains. Other areas, like AlewaHeights, were built on the faces of the ridges; at night their lightsreached with sparkling fingers high into the dark. He found formalgardens, temples, and a red light district with hustlers of every raceand description. He found a dirt alley with mud puddles, wanderingchickens, barefoot children, and a grandmother with two gold teeth. Hediscovered small factories and, incredibly, in the middle of the city, a watercress farm.
What to read after O+f?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wetterau John Moncure to read onlineMoreLess
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