Dead Man’s Hand
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Frances Brown infused her words with the sort of exaggerated Arizona drawl that she hadn’t possessed in years, if ever. That was a danger sign if Jonathan had ever heard one. He raised his head from the papers he’d been reviewing to see Fran lounging bonelessly in her first-class seat, one foot propped against the windowsill and the other tucked underneath her.
“Boggsville, Colorado,” said Jonathan. “Do you think there’s any possibility I might convince you to stop giving the porters the imp...ression of your being a woman of negotiable virtue?”
“Well, now. That depends.” Fran looked thoughtful. “Would I have to stop letting them pay to put their hands down my shirt?”
Jonathan rolled his eyes and went back to his papers, doing his best to shut out the sound of Fran’s raucous laughter.
Anyone peeping into their private cabin would have been struck by the sheer improbability of its passengers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Frances Brown infused her words with the sort of exaggerated Arizona drawl that she hadn’t possessed in years, if ever. That was a danger sign if Jonathan had ever heard one. He raised his head from the papers he’d been reviewing to see Fran lounging bonelessly in her first-class seat, one foot propped against the windowsill and the other tucked underneath her.
“Boggsville, Colorado,” said Jonathan. “Do you think there’s any possibility I might convince you to stop giving the porters the imp...ression of your being a woman of negotiable virtue?”
“Well, now. That depends.” Fran looked thoughtful. “Would I have to stop letting them pay to put their hands down my shirt?”
Jonathan rolled his eyes and went back to his papers, doing his best to shut out the sound of Fran’s raucous laughter.
Anyone peeping into their private cabin would have been struck by the sheer improbability of its passengers.
What to read after Dead Man’s Hand?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Joseph Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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