The Lost Gate
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He knew what they needed, when they needed it. He also knew who they should talk to.
“She looks nice,” Eric would say, or, “He’ll want to show off to his girlfriend.” Or, “Look, he’s got room and he’s on a long haul north, he can drive us.”
Then it was Danny’s job to walk up to them in his ragged clothes and ask for a few bucks. “Got to get home to my folks in Maryland,” he’d say, “but no way my dad’s going to send me money.”
Or, if Danny and Eric approached them together, like they had to do wh...en they wanted a ride instead of cash, Eric would say, “I left the keys in the car at a rest stop and it wasn’t there when we got back to the parking lot. Now I’ve got to get my little brother home to Maryland anyhow I can. Our folks don’t have another car, not that’s working right now.”
And as often as not, people forked over money or offered them rides.
When they were alone, Eric was almost ecstatic. “Why didn’t I get me a kid like you before? She gave us a twenty instead of a one!”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He knew what they needed, when they needed it. He also knew who they should talk to.
“She looks nice,” Eric would say, or, “He’ll want to show off to his girlfriend.” Or, “Look, he’s got room and he’s on a long haul north, he can drive us.”
Then it was Danny’s job to walk up to them in his ragged clothes and ask for a few bucks. “Got to get home to my folks in Maryland,” he’d say, “but no way my dad’s going to send me money.”
Or, if Danny and Eric approached them together, like they had to do wh...en they wanted a ride instead of cash, Eric would say, “I left the keys in the car at a rest stop and it wasn’t there when we got back to the parking lot. Now I’ve got to get my little brother home to Maryland anyhow I can. Our folks don’t have another car, not that’s working right now.”
And as often as not, people forked over money or offered them rides.
When they were alone, Eric was almost ecstatic. “Why didn’t I get me a kid like you before? She gave us a twenty instead of a one!”
What to read after The Lost Gate?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orson Scott Card to read onlineMoreLess
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