City Living (2015)
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Willard grabbed my shirtsleeve. “Would you look at that.” He pointed at a white truck parked down the street. It had a big, square back end with Good Humor Ice Cream on it, along with a picture of an ice cream on a stick, dipped in chocolate. The truck was surrounded by kids with cute little dirty knees, their eyes round. “Ice cream on a stick! I seen that in Life magazine. I want to get me one.”
Willard pulled me through the crowd toward the truck. “Ice cream on a stick. I guess you gotta e...at it fast before it melts off.”We each bought one for ten cents. In Siloam you can get a cup of hand-scooped ice cream for a nickel, but I reckoned it was worth an extra nickel to tell folks we had ice cream on a stick in New York City. We stood on the sidewalk, happily gnawing the chocolate off to get at the ice cream. Willard kept holding his up, showing it to others who’d bought one, like we were part of a special club or something.I took the opportunity to soak the people in—what they were wearing, what they did with their hands while they stood, how they talked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Willard grabbed my shirtsleeve. “Would you look at that.” He pointed at a white truck parked down the street. It had a big, square back end with Good Humor Ice Cream on it, along with a picture of an ice cream on a stick, dipped in chocolate. The truck was surrounded by kids with cute little dirty knees, their eyes round. “Ice cream on a stick! I seen that in Life magazine. I want to get me one.”
Willard pulled me through the crowd toward the truck. “Ice cream on a stick. I guess you gotta e...at it fast before it melts off.”We each bought one for ten cents. In Siloam you can get a cup of hand-scooped ice cream for a nickel, but I reckoned it was worth an extra nickel to tell folks we had ice cream on a stick in New York City. We stood on the sidewalk, happily gnawing the chocolate off to get at the ice cream. Willard kept holding his up, showing it to others who’d bought one, like we were part of a special club or something.I took the opportunity to soak the people in—what they were wearing, what they did with their hands while they stood, how they talked.
What to read after City Living?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcintosh, Will to read onlineMoreLess
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