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The weather was hot and sticky and he could feel the electric uneasiness that preceded a thunderstorm. There was the low jumble of voices from people rocking on their front porches and the whispers of those sprawled out on the grass, staring at the stars and praying for cool air.
He parked in front of Grossman’s home. The physicist opened the door and led the way to the large, fragrant kitchen.
“Anna and the boys must be in bed, so we will be quiet. But maybe a glass of beer and a sandwich would... go good, eh?”
He nodded and Grossman opened the refrigerator door and set dishes out on the table. “We have salami and wurst and some good American cheese—try it on the pumpernickle. Cold beef and mustard and … William, have you ever tried this creamcheese cake?”
“With beer?”
“It is not so bad as you think.” Still looking in the box, Grossman tried to set the plate on the table. He didn’t quite make it and the sound of china shattering on the linoleum was loud and ugly. He held up his hands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The weather was hot and sticky and he could feel the electric uneasiness that preceded a thunderstorm. There was the low jumble of voices from people rocking on their front porches and the whispers of those sprawled out on the grass, staring at the stars and praying for cool air.
He parked in front of Grossman’s home. The physicist opened the door and led the way to the large, fragrant kitchen.
“Anna and the boys must be in bed, so we will be quiet. But maybe a glass of beer and a sandwich would... go good, eh?”
He nodded and Grossman opened the refrigerator door and set dishes out on the table. “We have salami and wurst and some good American cheese—try it on the pumpernickle. Cold beef and mustard and … William, have you ever tried this creamcheese cake?”
“With beer?”
“It is not so bad as you think.” Still looking in the box, Grossman tried to set the plate on the table. He didn’t quite make it and the sound of china shattering on the linoleum was loud and ugly. He held up his hands.
What to read after Power, the?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robinson Frank M. to read onlineMoreLess
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