They Don't Dance Much: a Novel
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I wasn’t hungry and I had plenty of thinking to do. I knew Smut would try to run me off. But I intended to stay on. I had too much on him for him to pull stuff like ordering me off the premises. It was a cinch that he’d hide the money again, but I was more certain than ever that he was afraid to take it to any place like a bank. I figured I had a good chance to find it and I was willing to gamble on being fed to the buzzards. Sooner or later it would be the buzzards or the worms anyway. It didn’...t make any difference to me which one it was.
I got a broom and commenced cleaning out in the front. After a while Dick Pittman came in from the kitchen and sat down at the counter. He had the paper and offered me part of it. But I told him to keep it all. I wasn’t interested that morning in what was going on out in the world.
About eight o’clock Smut Milligan walked in. If he was surprised to see me he didn’t show it.
‘Hello, boys,’ Smut said.
‘Hello,’ Dick said.
Smut sat down beside Dick and lit a cigarette.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I wasn’t hungry and I had plenty of thinking to do. I knew Smut would try to run me off. But I intended to stay on. I had too much on him for him to pull stuff like ordering me off the premises. It was a cinch that he’d hide the money again, but I was more certain than ever that he was afraid to take it to any place like a bank. I figured I had a good chance to find it and I was willing to gamble on being fed to the buzzards. Sooner or later it would be the buzzards or the worms anyway. It didn’...t make any difference to me which one it was.
I got a broom and commenced cleaning out in the front. After a while Dick Pittman came in from the kitchen and sat down at the counter. He had the paper and offered me part of it. But I told him to keep it all. I wasn’t interested that morning in what was going on out in the world.
About eight o’clock Smut Milligan walked in. If he was surprised to see me he didn’t show it.
‘Hello, boys,’ Smut said.
‘Hello,’ Dick said.
Smut sat down beside Dick and lit a cigarette.
What to read after They Don't Dance Much: a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James H Ross to read onlineMoreLess
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