Refresh, Refresh: Stories
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At the kitchen sink the old man dampens them with hot water and works the soap between his palms, making a pink foam that swirls down the drain with a sucking noise. He dries off with a flour-sack cloth and hangs it from the oven handle and goes to the kitchen table and removes from his belt holster a Colt.45 revolver and opens its cylinder and taps out six bullets—one of them a blackened, empty cartridge—and sets them and the gun on a tablemat before sitting down in a ladder-back chair with a c...ane seat giving way from years of his weight.Jim is tall and thin and keeps his long gray hair knotted into a ponytail. His face appears cut from fissured stone. On his arm is a jagged crescent of a scar where a bear once bit him, a bear he shot and thought dead. This is a small scar compared to the other. So many years ago he lost his left foot in Chu Lai and now he wears a flesh-colored prosthesis in the place of it. He can get along fine, but walks heavily to one side.Through a nearby window he can see the meadow, and the forest beyond it, and further still he can see the foothills that rise steadily into the snow-capped Cascades, the sky above them a cold November blue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the kitchen sink the old man dampens them with hot water and works the soap between his palms, making a pink foam that swirls down the drain with a sucking noise. He dries off with a flour-sack cloth and hangs it from the oven handle and goes to the kitchen table and removes from his belt holster a Colt.45 revolver and opens its cylinder and taps out six bullets—one of them a blackened, empty cartridge—and sets them and the gun on a tablemat before sitting down in a ladder-back chair with a c...ane seat giving way from years of his weight.Jim is tall and thin and keeps his long gray hair knotted into a ponytail. His face appears cut from fissured stone. On his arm is a jagged crescent of a scar where a bear once bit him, a bear he shot and thought dead. This is a small scar compared to the other. So many years ago he lost his left foot in Chu Lai and now he wears a flesh-colored prosthesis in the place of it. He can get along fine, but walks heavily to one side.Through a nearby window he can see the meadow, and the forest beyond it, and further still he can see the foothills that rise steadily into the snow-capped Cascades, the sky above them a cold November blue.
What to read after Refresh, Refresh: Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Percy to read onlineMoreLess
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