The Stowaway
The Stowaway
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Joe said. "Hello, Nick. You been thinking itover?" "I need a drink. " "Sure, Nick. Then we'll go some place and talk. " But Nick got rid offive drinks while Joe protected his own glass from the barkeep. After awhile, Joe said, "I'm willing to up the price, Nick. Two thousand--cash. All I got. " "Le's get out o' here, " Nick mumbled.
They walked out of the town and into the desert, Nick stumbling now andagain, to be supported by the tense, sober Joe. "Two thousand, Nick. Youneed the dough. " "Su...re. Need the dough. But it wouldn't work. Couldn't get you into oneo' them barrels. " "You wouldn't have to. All I ask is that you come along in the morningand seal me up in one. All you'll have to do is lock on the lid. " "How you know the barrels are going on the ship?" "Never mind about that. I just know. I paid to find out. " "Okay--suppose you do get on the ship in a barrel. Maybe it'll be storedin a hold somewhere. Maybe they wouldn't open it very soon. You'd die. " "I got a way to get out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Joe said. "Hello, Nick. You been thinking itover?" "I need a drink. " "Sure, Nick. Then we'll go some place and talk. " But Nick got rid offive drinks while Joe protected his own glass from the barkeep. After awhile, Joe said, "I'm willing to up the price, Nick. Two thousand--cash. All I got. " "Le's get out o' here, " Nick mumbled.
They walked out of the town and into the desert, Nick stumbling now andagain, to be supported by the tense, sober Joe. "Two thousand, Nick. Youneed the dough. " "Su...re. Need the dough. But it wouldn't work. Couldn't get you into oneo' them barrels. " "You wouldn't have to. All I ask is that you come along in the morningand seal me up in one. All you'll have to do is lock on the lid. " "How you know the barrels are going on the ship?" "Never mind about that. I just know. I paid to find out. " "Okay--suppose you do get on the ship in a barrel. Maybe it'll be storedin a hold somewhere. Maybe they wouldn't open it very soon. You'd die. " "I got a way to get out.
What to read after The Stowaway?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heiner Alvin to read onlineMoreLess
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