A Bird's Eye
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Maybe it was from all the smoke in the back of the coffee shop on Dupont when he’d lost his last five dollars on dice. He stopped to look at a window display of artificial limbs and, in spite of the headache, roll himself a cigarette. He could never roll them as clean and tight as I used to do for him, and the thought of it made him aware for a moment of my frequent absences.
Maybe a nap would do him good. At least the house would be quiet in the afternoon, with Bella at the market and the t...enants out. Maybe Herr Eisler wasn’t what he said he was. Maybe he was a spy in search of the mechanical inventions that existed only in Jacob’s head.
When he reached the front porch, he noted the newspaper pages blown all over the porch but didn’t pick them up. He unlocked the door, hung up his hat, and climbed the stairs.
If they had been listening, my mother and Mr. Eisler would surely have heard him, for every step squeaked or groaned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Maybe it was from all the smoke in the back of the coffee shop on Dupont when he’d lost his last five dollars on dice. He stopped to look at a window display of artificial limbs and, in spite of the headache, roll himself a cigarette. He could never roll them as clean and tight as I used to do for him, and the thought of it made him aware for a moment of my frequent absences.
Maybe a nap would do him good. At least the house would be quiet in the afternoon, with Bella at the market and the t...enants out. Maybe Herr Eisler wasn’t what he said he was. Maybe he was a spy in search of the mechanical inventions that existed only in Jacob’s head.
When he reached the front porch, he noted the newspaper pages blown all over the porch but didn’t pick them up. He unlocked the door, hung up his hat, and climbed the stairs.
If they had been listening, my mother and Mr. Eisler would surely have heard him, for every step squeaked or groaned.
What to read after A Bird's Eye?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cary Fagan to read onlineMoreLess
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