Keepsake
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"Take it off, Tony. It's time for it to go." "No kidding?" "It's all yours." "How short you want it?" "You be the judge." The barber was thrilled. "You know what? I'm not gonna charge. This one's on me." Obviously Tony believed that the decline of American civilization had just been halted in its tracks. "You're doing the right thing, kid," he said. "How does it look, a grown man in a ponytail? Daniel Boone—maybe. Or that Fabio. But come on." He kept up a steady stream of banter as he worked wit...h the scissors, then with the clippers. Quinn watched his sun- streaked hair go up, up, and off until he had the look of a GI at boot camp.
When the barber was done, he whipped off the smock with a flourish. "I wasn't thinking buzz cut when I started," he admitted, "but you know, the look suits you. Yeah. You have the face for it. Strong nose, good eyebrows ... So? What do you think?" Quinn grinned and said, "I think I should've waited until August. My head's cold." "You wear a hat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Take it off, Tony. It's time for it to go." "No kidding?" "It's all yours." "How short you want it?" "You be the judge." The barber was thrilled. "You know what? I'm not gonna charge. This one's on me." Obviously Tony believed that the decline of American civilization had just been halted in its tracks. "You're doing the right thing, kid," he said. "How does it look, a grown man in a ponytail? Daniel Boone—maybe. Or that Fabio. But come on." He kept up a steady stream of banter as he worked wit...h the scissors, then with the clippers. Quinn watched his sun- streaked hair go up, up, and off until he had the look of a GI at boot camp.
When the barber was done, he whipped off the smock with a flourish. "I wasn't thinking buzz cut when I started," he admitted, "but you know, the look suits you. Yeah. You have the face for it. Strong nose, good eyebrows ... So? What do you think?" Quinn grinned and said, "I think I should've waited until August. My head's cold." "You wear a hat.
What to read after Keepsake?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stockenberg, Antoinette to read onlineMoreLess
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