The Slickers (2014)
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But human interest and animals were the things which brought Bill Lacy low the night the corpse was found on Forest Road.
All unsuspecting, he swung down the dingy corridor of the precinct station, whistling to himself and at peace with the world.
He bumped squarely into Captain O’Connor who scowled like an evil genie. O’Connor had not much use for tall, brown-haired men of handsome visage, as O’Connor was quite the reverse.
“Watch where you’re goin’,” snapped O’Connor.
“Oh, beg ...pardon,” said Bill with a wicked grin. “You startled me for a moment. I thought it was King Kong.”
“Blah!” snarled O’Connor. “You still harpin’ on apes!”
Sergeant Morris had come along, waddling sourly. “Apes? Is this sap still talkin’ about apes? Still protectin’ your relatives, Lacy?”
“Look,” said Bill, “you guys lay off me about that ape stuff.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But human interest and animals were the things which brought Bill Lacy low the night the corpse was found on Forest Road.
All unsuspecting, he swung down the dingy corridor of the precinct station, whistling to himself and at peace with the world.
He bumped squarely into Captain O’Connor who scowled like an evil genie. O’Connor had not much use for tall, brown-haired men of handsome visage, as O’Connor was quite the reverse.
“Watch where you’re goin’,” snapped O’Connor.
“Oh, beg ...pardon,” said Bill with a wicked grin. “You startled me for a moment. I thought it was King Kong.”
“Blah!” snarled O’Connor. “You still harpin’ on apes!”
Sergeant Morris had come along, waddling sourly. “Apes? Is this sap still talkin’ about apes? Still protectin’ your relatives, Lacy?”
“Look,” said Bill, “you guys lay off me about that ape stuff.
What to read after The Slickers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L. Ron Hubbard to read onlineMoreLess
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