The Devil's Metal
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Not that anyone was beginning to stink, except for Graham, but that’s because he kept rubbing weird oils all over himself. But I found it frustrating that the hot water was almost always gone, so I was left with giving myself a sponge and water bath in a room the size of a closet. Thank goodness for dry shampoo, best invention of the 1970s.
My head was deep in the fruity smelling cloud of powder when I felt someone come on the bus and saw Mickey heading for the back room.
I poked my head out of ...the washroom and looked over at him. It was a cloudy, hot day in Philadelphia and he should have been inside doing soundcheck with the rest of the band.
“How’s it going?” I asked, trying to rub the dry shampoo out of my head.
He paused when he heard me, his hand deep in a leather satchel.
“It’s going,” he said. Then he resumed searching for something. Seconds later he pulled out a small bag of weed. He stared at me with a defensive expression, like I was going to lecture him on drug use or something.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not that anyone was beginning to stink, except for Graham, but that’s because he kept rubbing weird oils all over himself. But I found it frustrating that the hot water was almost always gone, so I was left with giving myself a sponge and water bath in a room the size of a closet. Thank goodness for dry shampoo, best invention of the 1970s.
My head was deep in the fruity smelling cloud of powder when I felt someone come on the bus and saw Mickey heading for the back room.
I poked my head out of ...the washroom and looked over at him. It was a cloudy, hot day in Philadelphia and he should have been inside doing soundcheck with the rest of the band.
“How’s it going?” I asked, trying to rub the dry shampoo out of my head.
He paused when he heard me, his hand deep in a leather satchel.
“It’s going,” he said. Then he resumed searching for something. Seconds later he pulled out a small bag of weed. He stared at me with a defensive expression, like I was going to lecture him on drug use or something.
What to read after The Devil's Metal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Karina Halle to read onlineMoreLess
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