Galveston
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There was no place for them to sit except beside Maywell on a small bench behind the steering console. The rest of the boat was taken up by fishing rods, rope and a long, thick pole carved at the top into a nasty point.
They travelled fast and they travelled far, that’s how it seemed to Beverly. When she fished with her grandfather, the journey to the fishing spot was always undertaken at a much slower pace. Granddad would stop at the marina to gas up, then disappear into the building and leave ...Beverly sitting in the boat while a teenaged boy filled up the orange tank. Her grandfather would emerge perhaps half an hour later, a little wobbly on his legs, filled with optimism concerning the day’s catch. He had almost always forgotten to purchase worms, which was his avowed purpose in entering the marina proper. He would light a cigarette and send Beverly back in.
Maywell piloted his boat in grim silence, again something Beverly’s grandfather never did. Grandfather would sing, tell filthy jokes, reminisce about his childhood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was no place for them to sit except beside Maywell on a small bench behind the steering console. The rest of the boat was taken up by fishing rods, rope and a long, thick pole carved at the top into a nasty point.
They travelled fast and they travelled far, that’s how it seemed to Beverly. When she fished with her grandfather, the journey to the fishing spot was always undertaken at a much slower pace. Granddad would stop at the marina to gas up, then disappear into the building and leave ...Beverly sitting in the boat while a teenaged boy filled up the orange tank. Her grandfather would emerge perhaps half an hour later, a little wobbly on his legs, filled with optimism concerning the day’s catch. He had almost always forgotten to purchase worms, which was his avowed purpose in entering the marina proper. He would light a cigarette and send Beverly back in.
Maywell piloted his boat in grim silence, again something Beverly’s grandfather never did. Grandfather would sing, tell filthy jokes, reminisce about his childhood.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Quarrington to read onlineMoreLess
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