Death in the Life
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The weeping whore, Julie thought. She could file that one with Magdalene’s daughter. The romance of the street had lost its allure. Madame Allure, she had said to Pete before Friend Julie took hold, and he had told her she was in the neighborhood for it. She offered the girl a Kleenex.
“Keep your fucking rag, little white cow.” She gave a swipe at her nose with the fur cuff. Little white cow: May was the same girl she had seen Mack slapping around outside Mr. Bourke’s. Same girl, different wig.
...In spite of everything, or maybe because of it, Julie felt sorry for her. “Come on, they’re not worth crying over. I’ll buy you some breakfast if we can find a place open.”
“I ain’t crying over them. I’m crying over me.”
“Okay, that makes it worthwhile.”
They walked out through a deserted lobby. The white Cadillac sat where Goldie had left it, a bleached hearse.
“How about breakfast?”
May chose a greasy joint where she felt safe. Julie took one look through the window, a derelict drunk, trying to get his mouth and the coffee mug together.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The weeping whore, Julie thought. She could file that one with Magdalene’s daughter. The romance of the street had lost its allure. Madame Allure, she had said to Pete before Friend Julie took hold, and he had told her she was in the neighborhood for it. She offered the girl a Kleenex.
“Keep your fucking rag, little white cow.” She gave a swipe at her nose with the fur cuff. Little white cow: May was the same girl she had seen Mack slapping around outside Mr. Bourke’s. Same girl, different wig.
...In spite of everything, or maybe because of it, Julie felt sorry for her. “Come on, they’re not worth crying over. I’ll buy you some breakfast if we can find a place open.”
“I ain’t crying over them. I’m crying over me.”
“Okay, that makes it worthwhile.”
They walked out through a deserted lobby. The white Cadillac sat where Goldie had left it, a bleached hearse.
“How about breakfast?”
May chose a greasy joint where she felt safe. Julie took one look through the window, a derelict drunk, trying to get his mouth and the coffee mug together.
What to read after Death in the Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dorothy Salisbury Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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