Honky-Tonk Girl (2011)
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Tizzy Mole was well on the way to becoming blotto.
He sat at the bar with the rest of the band, his shirttail hanging out sloppily, drinking steadily.
It was growing dark. Outside, the neon lights of Honky-Tonk Street were winking on. Nickelodeons were beginning to blare.
“Well, I don’t know about the rest of you guys, but I’m going to Chicago.” J. W. Richey said, “I got the hottest little number that ever lived staked out in that town. I can go to work with a hotel band, this chick ...cooks my meals, keeps my clothes straight. Maybe I’ll buy a car. Yeah, I think I’ll buy a car. I’m getting too old to play for kicks anyway....”
“Yeah, I think I’ll quit the jazz bands,” Eddie Howard agreed. “It’s the commercial boys that make the dough. I think I’ll go to the Mayo brothers about my colon first. Then I’ll get me some quiet little cocktail lounge deal in New York. Maybe I’ll even quit music,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tizzy Mole was well on the way to becoming blotto.
He sat at the bar with the rest of the band, his shirttail hanging out sloppily, drinking steadily.
It was growing dark. Outside, the neon lights of Honky-Tonk Street were winking on. Nickelodeons were beginning to blare.
“Well, I don’t know about the rest of you guys, but I’m going to Chicago.” J. W. Richey said, “I got the hottest little number that ever lived staked out in that town. I can go to work with a hotel band, this chick ...cooks my meals, keeps my clothes straight. Maybe I’ll buy a car. Yeah, I think I’ll buy a car. I’m getting too old to play for kicks anyway....”
“Yeah, I think I’ll quit the jazz bands,” Eddie Howard agreed. “It’s the commercial boys that make the dough. I think I’ll go to the Mayo brothers about my colon first. Then I’ll get me some quiet little cocktail lounge deal in New York. Maybe I’ll even quit music,”
What to read after Honky-Tonk Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J R to read onlineMoreLess
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