Everybody Had a Gun (2000)
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He didn't know what he was asking. I turned my head and looked at him. He was a little guy, and a heck of a lot less exciting than Iris, even if there was a big gun in his hand. The gun was pointed at me, but he was looking at Iris. Who wouldn't?
He snarled, "Just keep still, now." But Iris, no matter what the guy had said, was having none of it. I almost keeled over, and I let out a squawk when she moved, but the guy didn't shoot. She spun around with her back to the guy and started squeezing i...nto the sweater again. It was a tight squeeze. I know; the little guy had me cold, so there was no use watching him.
He said, "On your feet, Scott," and I placed him. I'd seen him come out of the Pit with the boys who'd talked to Breed while I watched them through the binoculars, and I'd seen his picture later at Police Headquarters. One of Breed's men—the one named Joe-Joe Klein. Another little man with a big gun. Funny how they grow.
I said, "What the hell is this, chum?" "Where's Sader?" "Where's who?" "Sader, stupid." "You nuts?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He didn't know what he was asking. I turned my head and looked at him. He was a little guy, and a heck of a lot less exciting than Iris, even if there was a big gun in his hand. The gun was pointed at me, but he was looking at Iris. Who wouldn't?
He snarled, "Just keep still, now." But Iris, no matter what the guy had said, was having none of it. I almost keeled over, and I let out a squawk when she moved, but the guy didn't shoot. She spun around with her back to the guy and started squeezing i...nto the sweater again. It was a tight squeeze. I know; the little guy had me cold, so there was no use watching him.
He said, "On your feet, Scott," and I placed him. I'd seen him come out of the Pit with the boys who'd talked to Breed while I watched them through the binoculars, and I'd seen his picture later at Police Headquarters. One of Breed's men—the one named Joe-Joe Klein. Another little man with a big gun. Funny how they grow.
I said, "What the hell is this, chum?" "Where's Sader?" "Where's who?" "Sader, stupid." "You nuts?
What to read after Everybody Had a Gun?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard S. Prather to read onlineMoreLess
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