In the Slammer With Carol Smith
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‘Why isn’t it at twelves and thirteens?’ the dancing-girl asks. ‘Wouldn’t that make more sense?’ How, she doesn’t say. Nobody has to make sense here, but she won’t relax. She is our house-fly, Alphonse says; there’s no getting rid of her. ‘Because ever so often, a go-go girl has no place to.’ ‘It refers to dice,’ a big-breasted woman named Margaret says. One of those sweet fatties who dress like they haven’t heard of jeans—a gingham housedress and a bow in her hair—she never seems to feel the co...ld. Alphonse has started to call her Mavorneen, saying to me, ‘We have to have one from time to time.’ More and more he’s on top of things, or on the bottle less and less, though alcohol is cagy. When I came in tonight he whispered: ‘I’m on the wagon. Wagon’s full of nails.’ Seems the couple from Long Island City, the owner’s manager and his ‘common-law wife,’ are expected to come by. Alphonse saw them parking their truck, a new gray-and-red Ram with a long wheelbase but empty, in front of the greasy spoon hash-house on the Avenue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘Why isn’t it at twelves and thirteens?’ the dancing-girl asks. ‘Wouldn’t that make more sense?’ How, she doesn’t say. Nobody has to make sense here, but she won’t relax. She is our house-fly, Alphonse says; there’s no getting rid of her. ‘Because ever so often, a go-go girl has no place to.’ ‘It refers to dice,’ a big-breasted woman named Margaret says. One of those sweet fatties who dress like they haven’t heard of jeans—a gingham housedress and a bow in her hair—she never seems to feel the co...ld. Alphonse has started to call her Mavorneen, saying to me, ‘We have to have one from time to time.’ More and more he’s on top of things, or on the bottle less and less, though alcohol is cagy. When I came in tonight he whispered: ‘I’m on the wagon. Wagon’s full of nails.’ Seems the couple from Long Island City, the owner’s manager and his ‘common-law wife,’ are expected to come by. Alphonse saw them parking their truck, a new gray-and-red Ram with a long wheelbase but empty, in front of the greasy spoon hash-house on the Avenue.
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