The Milagro Beanfield War
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—Bernabé Montoya Herbie Goldfarb had never owned a car. But after a while he became convinced that if he was ever going to do anything in Milagro besides vegetate and play the fool, he needed mobility. So he begged his father for bread, received two hundred dollars by return mail, and, early one morning, he clambered joyfully aboard a Trailways bus bound for the capital. Once in the big city Herbie headed directly for Joe Feeny’s Conquistador Used Car Lot, and, following an hour of indecis...ion, fear, cold sweat, and haggling, Herbie drove onto the capital’s main thoroughfare behind the wheel of a 1956, two-door Chevy convertible with a cracked engine block and a leaky radiator. About fifteen seconds after his first left turn in this vehicle, Herbie was stopped by a cop who ticketed him for a nonfunctioning blinker signal system, an incident which took the edge off his glow. Still, once he had made it onto the north–south highway, that glow, that utter pride in ownership returned, and Herbie clicked on the radio—it worked!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—Bernabé Montoya Herbie Goldfarb had never owned a car. But after a while he became convinced that if he was ever going to do anything in Milagro besides vegetate and play the fool, he needed mobility. So he begged his father for bread, received two hundred dollars by return mail, and, early one morning, he clambered joyfully aboard a Trailways bus bound for the capital. Once in the big city Herbie headed directly for Joe Feeny’s Conquistador Used Car Lot, and, following an hour of indecis...ion, fear, cold sweat, and haggling, Herbie drove onto the capital’s main thoroughfare behind the wheel of a 1956, two-door Chevy convertible with a cracked engine block and a leaky radiator. About fifteen seconds after his first left turn in this vehicle, Herbie was stopped by a cop who ticketed him for a nonfunctioning blinker signal system, an incident which took the edge off his glow. Still, once he had made it onto the north–south highway, that glow, that utter pride in ownership returned, and Herbie clicked on the radio—it worked!
What to read after The Milagro Beanfield War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nicholls, John F to read onlineMoreLess
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