Turn Off the Sunshine Tales of Los Angeles On the Wrong Side of the Tracks
Turn Off the Sunshine Tales of Los Angeles On the Wrong Side of the Tracks
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Crust may not be the word either, but we will let it go.
They called him the Major for no reason that I could discover, except that he had never been one. He had not even been a sergeant major. Nor a drum major.
The Major and I had been friends back on the Mexican border, where he ran an ostrich ranch. He had lived in Africa or our American Southwest most of the years of his life, but sun never diminished that ruddy English com- plexion, and he always dressed as if he had just come over second ...class and was going right back.
He hadn't been in England, except during the late war, for forty years but he was always well tweeded, malacca sticked, ever ready for a spot of Scotch or tea.
One day when I was strolling along North Main Street I met the Major, who popped out of Commercial Street, up there in the mellow "Old Town" of Los Angeles that Hollywood ignores, luckily. Luckily for "Old Town/' that is.
He was an individual utterly alien to the surroundings.
We strolled up to the old plaza, where nearly 185 Turn Off the Sunshine everything is Mexican.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Crust may not be the word either, but we will let it go.
They called him the Major for no reason that I could discover, except that he had never been one. He had not even been a sergeant major. Nor a drum major.
The Major and I had been friends back on the Mexican border, where he ran an ostrich ranch. He had lived in Africa or our American Southwest most of the years of his life, but sun never diminished that ruddy English com- plexion, and he always dressed as if he had just come over second ...class and was going right back.
He hadn't been in England, except during the late war, for forty years but he was always well tweeded, malacca sticked, ever ready for a spot of Scotch or tea.
One day when I was strolling along North Main Street I met the Major, who popped out of Commercial Street, up there in the mellow "Old Town" of Los Angeles that Hollywood ignores, luckily. Luckily for "Old Town/' that is.
He was an individual utterly alien to the surroundings.
We strolled up to the old plaza, where nearly 185 Turn Off the Sunshine everything is Mexican.
What to read after Turn Off the Sunshine Tales of Los Angeles On the Wrong Side of the Tracks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Timothy Gilman Turner to read onlineMoreLess
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