Beet
Beet
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Jamie Lattice e-mailed Betsy Betsy that he had contracted mono and had no strength for anything but lying in bed and reading stories about the Algonquin Round Table. Bagtoothian volunteered to go to Lattice’s sickbed and “snap his scrawny neck.” But Matha said they all should concentrate on the task at hand, the “subtext” of which, she informed her comrades, was to make Professor Porterfield appear antistudent.
“What good will that do?” asked Goldvasser the night they met in Matha’s room. “I tho...ught we weren’t like supposed to attack Porterfield.”
“I changed my mind. If Porterfield fails, the school fails,” she said, as if she believed it.
Pumped, as they put it, by their success at MacArthur House, the group agreed to storm the CCR meeting scheduled for the following day, which was the Wednesday before Thanksgiving, and afforded an excellent opportunity to leave the campus in turmoil before the holiday break. They stayed up all night working out their tactics and rehearsing the spontaneous things they would yell in unison.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jamie Lattice e-mailed Betsy Betsy that he had contracted mono and had no strength for anything but lying in bed and reading stories about the Algonquin Round Table. Bagtoothian volunteered to go to Lattice’s sickbed and “snap his scrawny neck.” But Matha said they all should concentrate on the task at hand, the “subtext” of which, she informed her comrades, was to make Professor Porterfield appear antistudent.
“What good will that do?” asked Goldvasser the night they met in Matha’s room. “I tho...ught we weren’t like supposed to attack Porterfield.”
“I changed my mind. If Porterfield fails, the school fails,” she said, as if she believed it.
Pumped, as they put it, by their success at MacArthur House, the group agreed to storm the CCR meeting scheduled for the following day, which was the Wednesday before Thanksgiving, and afforded an excellent opportunity to leave the campus in turmoil before the holiday break. They stayed up all night working out their tactics and rehearsing the spontaneous things they would yell in unison.
What to read after Beet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roger Rosenblatt to read onlineMoreLess
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