The Breezes
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I take a look outside. It’s still raining, and still there’s no sign of Angie; no sign of anyone in the street except a young boy on a bicycle, standing up on the pedals and swaying from side to side as he climbs into the gale. The windows shudder again, clattering violently this time, as though rocked by a tremor.
Well, at least that’s one thing I can rest assured about: quakes. No movement of the earth’s crust has ever been recorded in Rockport and that, according to Steve, is a fact. I’m ...happy to believe him. Thanks to his newfound enthusiasm for the Time-Life pamphlets about natural disasters, Steve actually knows something about planetary spasms. It’s not the first time he has mastered a peculiar field of expertise. He used to be an authority on new consumer goods, the novelty products advertised in the morning junk mail that puddled in the hallway door every morning. Steve used to peruse those catalogues for hours, lost in a world of doggy boot-scrapers, portable intercom door-chimes, sonic mole-chasers, therapeutic putty and extra-loud personal alarms, dreaming, perhaps, of – well, who knows what he was dreaming of?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I take a look outside. It’s still raining, and still there’s no sign of Angie; no sign of anyone in the street except a young boy on a bicycle, standing up on the pedals and swaying from side to side as he climbs into the gale. The windows shudder again, clattering violently this time, as though rocked by a tremor.
Well, at least that’s one thing I can rest assured about: quakes. No movement of the earth’s crust has ever been recorded in Rockport and that, according to Steve, is a fact. I’m ...happy to believe him. Thanks to his newfound enthusiasm for the Time-Life pamphlets about natural disasters, Steve actually knows something about planetary spasms. It’s not the first time he has mastered a peculiar field of expertise. He used to be an authority on new consumer goods, the novelty products advertised in the morning junk mail that puddled in the hallway door every morning. Steve used to peruse those catalogues for hours, lost in a world of doggy boot-scrapers, portable intercom door-chimes, sonic mole-chasers, therapeutic putty and extra-loud personal alarms, dreaming, perhaps, of – well, who knows what he was dreaming of?
What to read after The Breezes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Oneill to read onlineMoreLess
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