The Missing Man (V4.1)
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People in the free mixed streets looked up and saw it as they walked back from work. It glowed red behind them in the sky as they entered the gates of their own Kingdoms; their own incorporated small countries and their own laws inside their gates They changed into their own strange costumes, perhaps light armor, and tourneyed, tilting lances against each other, winning ladies. Or in another Kingdom, with a higher wall around its enclosed blocks of city, the strange lotteries and rites of the Az...tec sadist cult, or the simple poverty and friendliness of the Brotherhood Love Communes.
They were not alone.
Nonconformists who could not choose, a suitable conformity lived in the mixed public areas, went to mixing parties, wondering and seeking. Seeking whom? To join with to do what? Returning from the parties late and alone, they passed the smaller signs flashing red in the store windows.
YOU ARE NOT ALONE Find your own Kind, Find your own Hobby.
Find your own Mate, Find your own Kingdom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
People in the free mixed streets looked up and saw it as they walked back from work. It glowed red behind them in the sky as they entered the gates of their own Kingdoms; their own incorporated small countries and their own laws inside their gates They changed into their own strange costumes, perhaps light armor, and tourneyed, tilting lances against each other, winning ladies. Or in another Kingdom, with a higher wall around its enclosed blocks of city, the strange lotteries and rites of the Az...tec sadist cult, or the simple poverty and friendliness of the Brotherhood Love Communes.
They were not alone.
Nonconformists who could not choose, a suitable conformity lived in the mixed public areas, went to mixing parties, wondering and seeking. Seeking whom? To join with to do what? Returning from the parties late and alone, they passed the smaller signs flashing red in the store windows.
YOU ARE NOT ALONE Find your own Kind, Find your own Hobby.
Find your own Mate, Find your own Kingdom.
What to read after The Missing Man (V4.1)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maclean Katherine to read onlineMoreLess
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