Roadwork
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He had been dreaming that a young scientist had discovered that, by changing the atomic composition of peanuts just a little, America could produce unlimited quantities of low-polluting gasoline. It seemed to make everything all right, personally and nationally, and the tone of the dream was one of burgeoning jubilation. The phone was a sinister counterpoint that grew and grew until the dream split open and let in an unwelcome reality.
He got up from the couch, went to the phone, and fumbled it ...to his ear. His eye didn’t hurt anymore, but in the hall mirror he could see that it was still colorful.
“Hello?”
“Hi, Bart. Tom.”
“Yeah, Tom. How are you?”
“Fine. Listen, Bart. I thought you’d want to know. They’re demolishing the Blue Ribbon tomorrow.”
His eyes snapped wide. “Tomorrow? It can’t be tomorrow. They ... hell, it’s almost Christmas!”
“That’s why.”
“But they’re not up to it yet.”
“It’s the only industrial building left in the way,” Tom said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had been dreaming that a young scientist had discovered that, by changing the atomic composition of peanuts just a little, America could produce unlimited quantities of low-polluting gasoline. It seemed to make everything all right, personally and nationally, and the tone of the dream was one of burgeoning jubilation. The phone was a sinister counterpoint that grew and grew until the dream split open and let in an unwelcome reality.
He got up from the couch, went to the phone, and fumbled it ...to his ear. His eye didn’t hurt anymore, but in the hall mirror he could see that it was still colorful.
“Hello?”
“Hi, Bart. Tom.”
“Yeah, Tom. How are you?”
“Fine. Listen, Bart. I thought you’d want to know. They’re demolishing the Blue Ribbon tomorrow.”
His eyes snapped wide. “Tomorrow? It can’t be tomorrow. They ... hell, it’s almost Christmas!”
“That’s why.”
“But they’re not up to it yet.”
“It’s the only industrial building left in the way,” Tom said.
What to read after Roadwork?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen King to read onlineMoreLess
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