The Green Mile
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He spent the morning and afternoon being as quiet and good as Mary’s little lamb, a state we soon discovered was not natural to him, and meant trouble. Then, around seven-thirty that evening, Harry felt something warm splash on the cuffs of uniform pants he had put on clean just that day. It was piss. William Wharton was standing at his cell, showing his darkening teeth in a wide grin, and pissing all over Harry Terwilliger’s pants and shoes.
“The dirty sonofabitch must have been saving it up al...l day,” Harry said later, still disgusted and outraged.
Well, that was it. It was time to show William Wharton who ran the show on E Block. Harry got Brutal and me, and I alerted Dean and Percy, who were also on. We had three prisoners by then, remember, and were into what we called full coverage, with my group on from seven in the evening to three in the morning—when trouble was most apt to break out—and two other crews covering the rest of the day. Those other crews consisted mostly of floaters, with Bill Dodge usually in charge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He spent the morning and afternoon being as quiet and good as Mary’s little lamb, a state we soon discovered was not natural to him, and meant trouble. Then, around seven-thirty that evening, Harry felt something warm splash on the cuffs of uniform pants he had put on clean just that day. It was piss. William Wharton was standing at his cell, showing his darkening teeth in a wide grin, and pissing all over Harry Terwilliger’s pants and shoes.
“The dirty sonofabitch must have been saving it up al...l day,” Harry said later, still disgusted and outraged.
Well, that was it. It was time to show William Wharton who ran the show on E Block. Harry got Brutal and me, and I alerted Dean and Percy, who were also on. We had three prisoners by then, remember, and were into what we called full coverage, with my group on from seven in the evening to three in the morning—when trouble was most apt to break out—and two other crews covering the rest of the day. Those other crews consisted mostly of floaters, with Bill Dodge usually in charge.
What to read after The Green Mile?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen King to read onlineMoreLess
givemeayes 6 years ago
cool book
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Guest 6 years ago
Is it good???!!!!???.?.??
Guest 5 years ago
no
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what your mums pussy yes
Guest 6 years ago
Sounds like a good book I’ll read it
Guest 5 years ago
don't
Guest 6 years ago
its a gud book but it is sad
Guest 5 years ago
its a bad book but happy
Guest 6 years ago
the movie is better
Guest 6 years ago
When you get to the end of the book (last 50 pages or so) do not read it in public. It will have you in tears and forgetting where you are. i give it 4-5 only because i wish it was longer and (to not give anything away) told about "the end" maybe a spiritual reunion.
Guest 6 years ago
whoever copies these books has done a terrible job. cant even read have the words... so irritating.
Guest 6 years ago
I really liked the way John Coffey was trying to save people's life with his mysterious powers........
Guest 6 years ago
I really did like the movie a lot...have not read the book yetWrite Review:
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