A Dance At the Slaughterhouse
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I got the cassette from my safe-deposit box and called Elaine from a pay phone on the street.
She said, "Hi. How were the fights?" "Better than I expected. How was your class?" "Great, but there's a ton of stuff I've got to read. And there's one little airhead in the class who gets her hand up every time the instructor comes to the end of a sentence. If he doesn't find a way to shut her up I may have to kill her." I asked if I could come over. "I'd like to use your VCR for about an hour," I said....
"That's fine," she said, "if you come over right away, and if it's really not much more than an hour. And if it's more fun than the last cassette you brought me." "I'll be right over," I said.
I hung up and stepped to the curb and caught a cab right away. When I got there she took my coat and said, "Well, how did it go last night? Did you see the killer?" I must have stared, and she said, "Richard Thurman. Wasn't he supposed to be there? Isn't that why you went to Maspeth?" "I wasn't thinking about him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I got the cassette from my safe-deposit box and called Elaine from a pay phone on the street.
She said, "Hi. How were the fights?" "Better than I expected. How was your class?" "Great, but there's a ton of stuff I've got to read. And there's one little airhead in the class who gets her hand up every time the instructor comes to the end of a sentence. If he doesn't find a way to shut her up I may have to kill her." I asked if I could come over. "I'd like to use your VCR for about an hour," I said....
"That's fine," she said, "if you come over right away, and if it's really not much more than an hour. And if it's more fun than the last cassette you brought me." "I'll be right over," I said.
I hung up and stepped to the curb and caught a cab right away. When I got there she took my coat and said, "Well, how did it go last night? Did you see the killer?" I must have stared, and she said, "Richard Thurman. Wasn't he supposed to be there? Isn't that why you went to Maspeth?" "I wasn't thinking about him.
What to read after A Dance At the Slaughterhouse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Block, Lawrence to read onlineMoreLess
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