An Orphan's Tale (1976)
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Danny’s gone, he thought. Danny’s gone.
He sent in substitutes and called two players who’d missed tackles to him. Charlie thought one of them was smiling at him. He grabbed the boy by the face guard and yanked. “Does that hurt?” he asked. The boy tried to twist away. “Does it?”
“Cut it out,” the other boy said. “We don’t get paid for football.”
“It doesn’t matter,” Anita said, standing next to him, her head enclosed within a dark piece of fur. “You should relax.”
Charlie shooed the boys away, b...ut he still could not find words quickly enough. Sol was gone also, to California. “You get lost too,” he said to Anita, and he stalked away, down the sideline.
For the third week in a row his team lost. In the locker room, while his players were changing, there was a knock on the door. “Is everybody decent?” Anita called. When there was no reply, she entered.
“This is the men’s locker room,” Charlie said, but Anita did not acknowledge his words. The boys giggled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Danny’s gone, he thought. Danny’s gone.
He sent in substitutes and called two players who’d missed tackles to him. Charlie thought one of them was smiling at him. He grabbed the boy by the face guard and yanked. “Does that hurt?” he asked. The boy tried to twist away. “Does it?”
“Cut it out,” the other boy said. “We don’t get paid for football.”
“It doesn’t matter,” Anita said, standing next to him, her head enclosed within a dark piece of fur. “You should relax.”
Charlie shooed the boys away, b...ut he still could not find words quickly enough. Sol was gone also, to California. “You get lost too,” he said to Anita, and he stalked away, down the sideline.
For the third week in a row his team lost. In the locker room, while his players were changing, there was a knock on the door. “Is everybody decent?” Anita called. When there was no reply, she entered.
“This is the men’s locker room,” Charlie said, but Anita did not acknowledge his words. The boys giggled.
What to read after An Orphan's Tale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jay Neugeboren to read onlineMoreLess
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