Pirate Cinema
Pirate Cinema
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I told her she didn't know what she was talking about, that the lady had been so supportive of me. 26 demanded Katarina's e-mail address so she could send an angry message to her, but I said that wouldn't be fair.
"How about if I write her a message on a piece of paper and you take a picture of it and e-mail it to her?" I said.
She shook her head at me (I was already getting sick of this). "You poor sod, you're really stuck, aren't you? Am I going to end up being your Seeing Internet... Dog for the next two weeks, then?" "Come on," I said. "I need to know whether she betrayed me or whether it just got out." 26 rolled her eyes at me. "Fine," she said. She dug through the piles of junk in her room and came up with an old school notebook. She tore a page out of the back of it, handed me a biro, and passed them to me. I shut my laptop lid and used it for a desk.
I started to write, got as far as "Dear Katarina, I was in court today" and balled up the paper and chucked it aside.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I told her she didn't know what she was talking about, that the lady had been so supportive of me. 26 demanded Katarina's e-mail address so she could send an angry message to her, but I said that wouldn't be fair.
"How about if I write her a message on a piece of paper and you take a picture of it and e-mail it to her?" I said.
She shook her head at me (I was already getting sick of this). "You poor sod, you're really stuck, aren't you? Am I going to end up being your Seeing Internet... Dog for the next two weeks, then?" "Come on," I said. "I need to know whether she betrayed me or whether it just got out." 26 rolled her eyes at me. "Fine," she said. She dug through the piles of junk in her room and came up with an old school notebook. She tore a page out of the back of it, handed me a biro, and passed them to me. I shut my laptop lid and used it for a desk.
I started to write, got as far as "Dear Katarina, I was in court today" and balled up the paper and chucked it aside.
What to read after Pirate Cinema?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doctorow Cory to read onlineMoreLess
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