The Gallery
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Iwalked two blocks along Main Street. Ahead of me I saw a sign. It wasthe only new sign I had seen in Sumac. In ornate Neon script it said, "PORTRAITS by Lana. " * * * * * I don't know whether my feet took me inside independently of my mind ornot, because I was sure that this was the place and I wanted to go inanyway.
Not much had been done to modernize the interior of the shop. Iremembered that the last time I had been here it had been a stampcollector headquarters run by Mr. Mason and his wif...e. The counter wasstill there, but instead of stamp displays it held a variety of standardportraits such as you can see in any portrait studio. None of the TVportraits were on display here.
The same bell that used to tinkle when I came into the stamp storetinkled in back of the partition when I came in. A moment later thecurtain in the doorway of the partition parted, and a girl came out.
How can I describe her? In appearance she was anyone of a thousandsmartly dressed brunettes that wait on you in quality photographstudios, and yet she wasn't.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Iwalked two blocks along Main Street. Ahead of me I saw a sign. It wasthe only new sign I had seen in Sumac. In ornate Neon script it said, "PORTRAITS by Lana. " * * * * * I don't know whether my feet took me inside independently of my mind ornot, because I was sure that this was the place and I wanted to go inanyway.
Not much had been done to modernize the interior of the shop. Iremembered that the last time I had been here it had been a stampcollector headquarters run by Mr. Mason and his wif...e. The counter wasstill there, but instead of stamp displays it held a variety of standardportraits such as you can see in any portrait studio. None of the TVportraits were on display here.
The same bell that used to tinkle when I came into the stamp storetinkled in back of the partition when I came in. A moment later thecurtain in the doorway of the partition parted, and a girl came out.
How can I describe her? In appearance she was anyone of a thousandsmartly dressed brunettes that wait on you in quality photographstudios, and yet she wasn't.
What to read after The Gallery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Graham Roger Phillips to read onlineMoreLess
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