Gathering String
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The absolutely clear sky, that had lured Jack outside in the afternoon, held in none of the sun-generated warmth. By the time he got a chance to talk to the last fire chief, Clinton Delavan from Sheffield, 50 miles to the east, he was tempted to forget the interview and just head for home. He had enough stories from the other chiefs to illustrate the bungling of the fire marshal’s office. Of course, it all had to be substantiated, and he’d have to go to Des Moines to talk with Ralph Miller, whic...h, if the stories he’d heard were true, wasn’t easy to arrange. Miller wasn’t too keen about talking to anybody about anything.
But as Jack watched Delavan walking toward him, he decided he’d better do the interview after all. It was good of the guy to stick around, and he might be really interesting. Burly, with a thick, black, curly beard, he certainly appeared to be a character.
“Well now,” Delavan’s voice seemed to come from an echo chamber deep in his chest, “I hear you’re going to do every fire department in the state a public service.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The absolutely clear sky, that had lured Jack outside in the afternoon, held in none of the sun-generated warmth. By the time he got a chance to talk to the last fire chief, Clinton Delavan from Sheffield, 50 miles to the east, he was tempted to forget the interview and just head for home. He had enough stories from the other chiefs to illustrate the bungling of the fire marshal’s office. Of course, it all had to be substantiated, and he’d have to go to Des Moines to talk with Ralph Miller, whic...h, if the stories he’d heard were true, wasn’t easy to arrange. Miller wasn’t too keen about talking to anybody about anything.
But as Jack watched Delavan walking toward him, he decided he’d better do the interview after all. It was good of the guy to stick around, and he might be really interesting. Burly, with a thick, black, curly beard, he certainly appeared to be a character.
“Well now,” Delavan’s voice seemed to come from an echo chamber deep in his chest, “I hear you’re going to do every fire department in the state a public service.”
What to read after Gathering String?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnson, Mimi to read onlineMoreLess
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