The Passenger
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I couldn’t risk using Virginia’s credit card again, so I had purchased only a regular seat on the Lake Shore Limited.
I found my way to the café car sometime after the lunch crowd dispersed. I ordered a turkey sandwich and found a table by the window, facing the cab. I looked around to see if anyone might give me trouble. I saw a teenager transfixed by her phone, a small family with children they were trying to quiet, and a stately, plump gentleman in an impeccable tweed suit who was snoring so ...loudly that the woman sitting across from him began to gather her belongings. She was an older lady, maybe seventy-five, tall, thin, but probably once a real beauty, judging from her bright blue eyes and pronounced cheekbones. Her hair was completely white and cut plain and short, probably by her own hand. The wrinkles on her face were heavy around her mouth and eyes, as if she got them all from smiling.
She gazed in my direction and rolled her eyes at the snorer. I smiled; she smiled. She approached my table.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I couldn’t risk using Virginia’s credit card again, so I had purchased only a regular seat on the Lake Shore Limited.
I found my way to the café car sometime after the lunch crowd dispersed. I ordered a turkey sandwich and found a table by the window, facing the cab. I looked around to see if anyone might give me trouble. I saw a teenager transfixed by her phone, a small family with children they were trying to quiet, and a stately, plump gentleman in an impeccable tweed suit who was snoring so ...loudly that the woman sitting across from him began to gather her belongings. She was an older lady, maybe seventy-five, tall, thin, but probably once a real beauty, judging from her bright blue eyes and pronounced cheekbones. Her hair was completely white and cut plain and short, probably by her own hand. The wrinkles on her face were heavy around her mouth and eyes, as if she got them all from smiling.
She gazed in my direction and rolled her eyes at the snorer. I smiled; she smiled. She approached my table.
What to read after The Passenger?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lisa Lutz to read onlineMoreLess
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