They Twinkled Like Jewels
They Twinkled Like Jewels
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He had seen it, but when his money ran out he had not returned home. Hehad drifted, taking jobs here and there, sleeping in flop-houses, jungles, park benches, and freight cars.
When the newly created Bureau of Health and Sanity had frozen jobs in aneffort to solve the transiency problem, Jack had refused to work. Heknew that he would not be able to quit a job without being arrested atonce. Like hundreds of thousands of other youths, he had begged andstolen and hidden from the local police and ...the Bohas.
Even through all those years of misery and wandering, he had not onceadmitted to himself the true nature of this fog-cottoned grail. He knewit, and he did not know it. It was patrolling the edge of his mind, circling a far-off periphery, recognizable by a crude silhouette butnameless. Any time he wanted to, he could have summoned it closer andsaid, _You are it, and I know you, and I know what I am looking for. Itis. . . ? Is what? Worthless? Foolish? Insane? A dream?_ Jack had never had the courage to take that action.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had seen it, but when his money ran out he had not returned home. Hehad drifted, taking jobs here and there, sleeping in flop-houses, jungles, park benches, and freight cars.
When the newly created Bureau of Health and Sanity had frozen jobs in aneffort to solve the transiency problem, Jack had refused to work. Heknew that he would not be able to quit a job without being arrested atonce. Like hundreds of thousands of other youths, he had begged andstolen and hidden from the local police and ...the Bohas.
Even through all those years of misery and wandering, he had not onceadmitted to himself the true nature of this fog-cottoned grail. He knewit, and he did not know it. It was patrolling the edge of his mind, circling a far-off periphery, recognizable by a crude silhouette butnameless. Any time he wanted to, he could have summoned it closer andsaid, _You are it, and I know you, and I know what I am looking for. Itis. . . ? Is what? Worthless? Foolish? Insane? A dream?_ Jack had never had the courage to take that action.
What to read after They Twinkled Like Jewels?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Farmer Philip José to read onlineMoreLess
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