Voices From the Street (2013)
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He drove cautiously, conscious of his responsibility. He avoided holes and ruts; the diminutive English car glided through traffic, over the railroad tracks, past factories and dingy stores, past towering wooden houses drab with age and decay.
“Does your rib hurt?” Laura asked anxiously, turning around in her seat to face Stuart Hadley.
“It’s fine,” Hadley answered.
Beside him, Ellen squeezed his hand. “We’re almost there. I hope you’re not too disappointed—it isn’t anything like the... place we had. It’s a little—” She gestured nervously. “I mean, it’s all run-down, darling. But it can be fixed up; it could be really lovely.”
Laura Gold still peered intently at Stuart Hadley. “How does your jaw feel?” she demanded.
“Fine,” he answered, grinning slightly. “It’ll be all right.”
Satisfied, Laura sank back into her seat and turned her attention on the street.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He drove cautiously, conscious of his responsibility. He avoided holes and ruts; the diminutive English car glided through traffic, over the railroad tracks, past factories and dingy stores, past towering wooden houses drab with age and decay.
“Does your rib hurt?” Laura asked anxiously, turning around in her seat to face Stuart Hadley.
“It’s fine,” Hadley answered.
Beside him, Ellen squeezed his hand. “We’re almost there. I hope you’re not too disappointed—it isn’t anything like the... place we had. It’s a little—” She gestured nervously. “I mean, it’s all run-down, darling. But it can be fixed up; it could be really lovely.”
Laura Gold still peered intently at Stuart Hadley. “How does your jaw feel?” she demanded.
“Fine,” he answered, grinning slightly. “It’ll be all right.”
Satisfied, Laura sank back into her seat and turned her attention on the street.
What to read after Voices From the Street?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip K. Dick to read onlineMoreLess
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