The Mist (1980)
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I saw some familiar faces—Mike Hatlen, one of our selectmen, Mrs. Reppler from the grammar school (she who had terrified generations of third-graders was currently sneering at the cantaloupes), Mrs. Turman, who sometimes sat Billy when Steff and I went out—but mostly they were summer people stocking up on no-cook items and joshing each other about “roughing it.” The cold cuts had been picked over as thoroughly as the dimebook tray at a rummage sale; there was nothing left but a few packages of b...ologna, some macaroni loaf, and one lonely, phallic kielbasa sausage.I got tomatoes, cukes, and a jar of mayonnaise. She wanted bacon, but all the bacon was gone. I picked up some of the bologna as a substitute, although I’ve never been able to eat the stuff with any real enthusiasm since the FDA reported that each package contained a small amount of insect filth—a little something extra for your money.“Look,” Billy said as we rounded the corner into the fourth aisle. “There’s some army guys.”There were two of them, their dun uniforms standing out against the much brighter background of summer clothes and sportswear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I saw some familiar faces—Mike Hatlen, one of our selectmen, Mrs. Reppler from the grammar school (she who had terrified generations of third-graders was currently sneering at the cantaloupes), Mrs. Turman, who sometimes sat Billy when Steff and I went out—but mostly they were summer people stocking up on no-cook items and joshing each other about “roughing it.” The cold cuts had been picked over as thoroughly as the dimebook tray at a rummage sale; there was nothing left but a few packages of b...ologna, some macaroni loaf, and one lonely, phallic kielbasa sausage.I got tomatoes, cukes, and a jar of mayonnaise. She wanted bacon, but all the bacon was gone. I picked up some of the bologna as a substitute, although I’ve never been able to eat the stuff with any real enthusiasm since the FDA reported that each package contained a small amount of insect filth—a little something extra for your money.“Look,” Billy said as we rounded the corner into the fourth aisle. “There’s some army guys.”There were two of them, their dun uniforms standing out against the much brighter background of summer clothes and sportswear.
What to read after The Mist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen King to read onlineMoreLess
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