Dawson's City
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She was pushing through the crowd on the subway platform, trying to reach the train. But the doors hissed shut before she could make it. The train started to move.
Smiling, Tony waved at her through a window. She looked as if she were crying.
"Tough luck," he muttered, and sat down.
The subway train hurried along, carrying him through the dark, dirty tunnels. Tony kept his jacket shut tight and waited for the lights of the next station to pop into view. Moments later, Tony saw the st...ation's white columns and white walls covered with red and blue spray-painted words.
The train came to a stop, and the doors slid open. The tired, unhappy people streamed in. With a smile on his face, Tony made his way out through the crowd. He walked across the busy platform with a bounce in his step.
At the far end of the platform, Tony shut himself inside a telephone booth and made sure no one was watching.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was pushing through the crowd on the subway platform, trying to reach the train. But the doors hissed shut before she could make it. The train started to move.
Smiling, Tony waved at her through a window. She looked as if she were crying.
"Tough luck," he muttered, and sat down.
The subway train hurried along, carrying him through the dark, dirty tunnels. Tony kept his jacket shut tight and waited for the lights of the next station to pop into view. Moments later, Tony saw the st...ation's white columns and white walls covered with red and blue spray-painted words.
The train came to a stop, and the doors slid open. The tired, unhappy people streamed in. With a smile on his face, Tony made his way out through the crowd. He walked across the busy platform with a bounce in his step.
At the far end of the platform, Tony shut himself inside a telephone booth and made sure no one was watching.
What to read after Dawson's City?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Laymon to read onlineMoreLess
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