Condemned
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Seven Prohibition Agents jumped out of three unmarked sedans that screeched to a stop in front of a one-story garage at 37 Water Street. Across the street, wharfs stretched into New York’s East River. The Agents rushed through the double-width wooden doors of the garage. Inside, a canvas covered truck was in the loading area. In the back of the truck as well as the entire warehouse area behind the truck there were an array of wooden beer kegs and cases of bootleg alcohol.
“There they are, boys,”... said Supervisory Agent Kinney, “pull ’em off that truck, and from the warehouse. Start rolling ’em out to the sidewalk. Are the press boys here yet, Sean?”
“I’ll look,” said Sean O’Callaghan, one of the Agents in the raiding party. He walked toward the entrance just as two sedans filled with reporters and photographers pulled to the curb.
“They’re here,” called O’Callaghan.
“Good. Start ’em rolling, boys,” Kinney said to his Agents. “Out to the sidewalk. Bust the head of every keg, Sean.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Seven Prohibition Agents jumped out of three unmarked sedans that screeched to a stop in front of a one-story garage at 37 Water Street. Across the street, wharfs stretched into New York’s East River. The Agents rushed through the double-width wooden doors of the garage. Inside, a canvas covered truck was in the loading area. In the back of the truck as well as the entire warehouse area behind the truck there were an array of wooden beer kegs and cases of bootleg alcohol.
“There they are, boys,”... said Supervisory Agent Kinney, “pull ’em off that truck, and from the warehouse. Start rolling ’em out to the sidewalk. Are the press boys here yet, Sean?”
“I’ll look,” said Sean O’Callaghan, one of the Agents in the raiding party. He walked toward the entrance just as two sedans filled with reporters and photographers pulled to the curb.
“They’re here,” called O’Callaghan.
“Good. Start ’em rolling, boys,” Kinney said to his Agents. “Out to the sidewalk. Bust the head of every keg, Sean.
What to read after Condemned?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Nicholas Iannuzzi to read onlineMoreLess
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