Hell's Gate
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Mike said to Primo as they walked out of police headquarters. Mike had been reluctant to press Primo into helping find Ginny, even though he’d seemed willing enough. It was a personal thing to him and nothing Primo should get involved in.
“You don’ have to ask, Mike. The Bottler, he will be there later,” Primo said. “Where we start?”
“Back at the house,” Mike said. “Maybe some of the other girls know something. She might have gone home, or sent a message back to one of the girls. Who knows.”
“Wh...ere is home?”
“From the way she talked I think she might be from New Jersey or Long Island, maybe up in Westchester. Ginny never talked about that, at least not to me. She’d always change the subject if I asked. Guess there were some hard times she’d just as soon forget.”
* * * It didn’t take long to get to the Thirteenth Precinct station house and even less time to get the bad news about Kid Dahl.
“Fined ’im five dollars,” the desk sergeant told them when they asked what cell the Kid was in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mike said to Primo as they walked out of police headquarters. Mike had been reluctant to press Primo into helping find Ginny, even though he’d seemed willing enough. It was a personal thing to him and nothing Primo should get involved in.
“You don’ have to ask, Mike. The Bottler, he will be there later,” Primo said. “Where we start?”
“Back at the house,” Mike said. “Maybe some of the other girls know something. She might have gone home, or sent a message back to one of the girls. Who knows.”
“Wh...ere is home?”
“From the way she talked I think she might be from New Jersey or Long Island, maybe up in Westchester. Ginny never talked about that, at least not to me. She’d always change the subject if I asked. Guess there were some hard times she’d just as soon forget.”
* * * It didn’t take long to get to the Thirteenth Precinct station house and even less time to get the bad news about Kid Dahl.
“Fined ’im five dollars,” the desk sergeant told them when they asked what cell the Kid was in.
What to read after Hell's Gate?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard E. Crabbe to read onlineMoreLess
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