Crickets' Serenade (2006)
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Stepney District, St. Ann November 17, 1975 Dear Michele, There are so many things going through my mind, and you are the only person I can talk to about them. Everything happens tomorrow. I can only pray that people in Kingston won’t be too afraid to go to the polls and vote. Lewis says that if they don’t that benefits Carlysle. Oh Michele, Lewis has got to win this thing. I don’t know what it will do to him if he doesn’t. I’ve hardly seen him over the past two months—and we live in the same ho...use. And tomorrow he’ll be at the polls. He even said something about going to the polls in districts that support the Labor Party. James Alvarez thinks those districts are a lost cause—that Lewis might meet with more trouble than supporters. He thinks Lewis should concentrate on neutral neighborhoods.
Michele, here’s one thing that’s been worrying me so… What if Lewis loses this thing? I know what you tell me about the obeah man saying I would be in Kingston for a long time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stepney District, St. Ann November 17, 1975 Dear Michele, There are so many things going through my mind, and you are the only person I can talk to about them. Everything happens tomorrow. I can only pray that people in Kingston won’t be too afraid to go to the polls and vote. Lewis says that if they don’t that benefits Carlysle. Oh Michele, Lewis has got to win this thing. I don’t know what it will do to him if he doesn’t. I’ve hardly seen him over the past two months—and we live in the same ho...use. And tomorrow he’ll be at the polls. He even said something about going to the polls in districts that support the Labor Party. James Alvarez thinks those districts are a lost cause—that Lewis might meet with more trouble than supporters. He thinks Lewis should concentrate on neutral neighborhoods.
Michele, here’s one thing that’s been worrying me so… What if Lewis loses this thing? I know what you tell me about the obeah man saying I would be in Kingston for a long time.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carolita Blythe to read onlineMoreLess
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