The Unmaking of Rabbit
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He decided to go see Mr. Barker. Seeing Mr. Barker always made him feel better.
Eugene was behind the counter, reading a magazine again. Paul wondered if it was the same one he’d been reading yesterday.
“Hi,” Paul said. “How are you? Where’s Mr. Barker?” He wasn’t sure Eugene remembered him.
Eugene snorted. “Probably where he usually is, over at the bank. I tell you,” he said, squinting, looking crafty, “if I could figure out how to get my mitts on some of that scratch, I surely would. Then I mi...ght go to Canada …”
“I thought you said you wanted to go to Miami Beach,” Paul said. “That’s what you said yesterday.”
Eugene frowned. “I might go to Canada,” he continued, “and possibly stake out a place for myself for when Uncle Sam decides to put his meat-hooks on me. You can’t be too careful about that old Uncle Sam. He likes red-blooded boys like yours truly. Montreal is a swinging town, they tell me. Then maybe on to Toronto and down through Minnesota, sorta work my way west.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He decided to go see Mr. Barker. Seeing Mr. Barker always made him feel better.
Eugene was behind the counter, reading a magazine again. Paul wondered if it was the same one he’d been reading yesterday.
“Hi,” Paul said. “How are you? Where’s Mr. Barker?” He wasn’t sure Eugene remembered him.
Eugene snorted. “Probably where he usually is, over at the bank. I tell you,” he said, squinting, looking crafty, “if I could figure out how to get my mitts on some of that scratch, I surely would. Then I mi...ght go to Canada …”
“I thought you said you wanted to go to Miami Beach,” Paul said. “That’s what you said yesterday.”
Eugene frowned. “I might go to Canada,” he continued, “and possibly stake out a place for myself for when Uncle Sam decides to put his meat-hooks on me. You can’t be too careful about that old Uncle Sam. He likes red-blooded boys like yours truly. Montreal is a swinging town, they tell me. Then maybe on to Toronto and down through Minnesota, sorta work my way west.
What to read after The Unmaking of Rabbit?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Constance C. Greene to read onlineMoreLess
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