Further Tales of the City
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Little Edgar was leaping ecstatically, trying to spot the whales that had been sighted off the starboard side of the Sagafjord. His sister, Anna, stood calmly at his side, somewhat less impressed.
Frannie knelt beside the four-year-olds and pointed. “See? Over there … that big spout of water. That’s the whale. He’s blowing all that water through a hole in his back.”
Edgar frowned. “Did somebody shoot him?”
“No, darling … why would …? Oh, the hole. Well, you see … all whales have a hole like that..., so they can … so they can blow water through it.” Frannie moaned softly and cast an imploring glance at Claire McAllister. “Get me out of this.”
Claire chuckled throatily. “Why does a whale have a hole? That’s a dangerous question to ask me, honey!”
Frannie giggled. Claire was an ex-chorine of indeterminate age, with a chronic weakness for double entendres and racy jokes. Her very-red lips and very-black hair were oddly suggestive of Ann Miller, though Claire had long ago bid farewell to show business.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Little Edgar was leaping ecstatically, trying to spot the whales that had been sighted off the starboard side of the Sagafjord. His sister, Anna, stood calmly at his side, somewhat less impressed.
Frannie knelt beside the four-year-olds and pointed. “See? Over there … that big spout of water. That’s the whale. He’s blowing all that water through a hole in his back.”
Edgar frowned. “Did somebody shoot him?”
“No, darling … why would …? Oh, the hole. Well, you see … all whales have a hole like that..., so they can … so they can blow water through it.” Frannie moaned softly and cast an imploring glance at Claire McAllister. “Get me out of this.”
Claire chuckled throatily. “Why does a whale have a hole? That’s a dangerous question to ask me, honey!”
Frannie giggled. Claire was an ex-chorine of indeterminate age, with a chronic weakness for double entendres and racy jokes. Her very-red lips and very-black hair were oddly suggestive of Ann Miller, though Claire had long ago bid farewell to show business.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Armistead Maupin to read onlineMoreLess
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