Destined to Die
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Gold halted at the first door on the left he came to and swung it open. Went across the threshold into a room with a window overlooking the balcony and the street. Furnished with a double bed with a small table on one side and a chair at the other, a clothes closet, a bureau with a basin and pitcher on it and three small rugs. A kerosene lamp on the bedhead table. Two framed prints of flowers in vases on the wall flanking the bureau.
Annie had to come back down the hallway several yards when she... realised he was no longer behind her.
‘Don’t tell a person what you’re gonna do, will you?’ she snapped. And slammed the door at her back.
Gold was at the window, and now he opened it a crack at the bottom, after glancing out along the still-deserted street.
‘Okay, lady. I’m going to screw you. So get out of those clothes.’ ‘You gonna pull the drapes?’ ‘No.’ He was at the chair now. Rested the Murcott against it and began to take off his hat and coat ‘So you don’t want the lamp lit?’ ‘I get it cheaper for putting on a show for the local folks?’ Her dress had loops and buttons down the back from the nape of the neck to her waist.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gold halted at the first door on the left he came to and swung it open. Went across the threshold into a room with a window overlooking the balcony and the street. Furnished with a double bed with a small table on one side and a chair at the other, a clothes closet, a bureau with a basin and pitcher on it and three small rugs. A kerosene lamp on the bedhead table. Two framed prints of flowers in vases on the wall flanking the bureau.
Annie had to come back down the hallway several yards when she... realised he was no longer behind her.
‘Don’t tell a person what you’re gonna do, will you?’ she snapped. And slammed the door at her back.
Gold was at the window, and now he opened it a crack at the bottom, after glancing out along the still-deserted street.
‘Okay, lady. I’m going to screw you. So get out of those clothes.’ ‘You gonna pull the drapes?’ ‘No.’ He was at the chair now. Rested the Murcott against it and began to take off his hat and coat ‘So you don’t want the lamp lit?’ ‘I get it cheaper for putting on a show for the local folks?’ Her dress had loops and buttons down the back from the nape of the neck to her waist.
What to read after Destined to Die?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George G. Gilman to read onlineMoreLess
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