Making the Cut (2010)
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Nick and Scott had their hoods up too.
“This wind is brutal,” Charlie said. “Aren’t summers supposed to be warm?”
“Can’t believe we had to go for a jog at nine in the morning,” Nick said.
They entered a forest.
Scott rubbed his stomach. “I’m starving. You think we’re going for a picnic?”
Charlie was slightly ahead of his friends, and saw what was next. “I see an obstacle course in our future, dudes.”
They gave a mock cheer.
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“Run it in, gentlemen,” Jen yelled. “Welcome to the obstacle cour...se. I trust you enjoyed your run this morning.” A few guys answered with a chorus of boos. Jen arched an eyebrow and continued. “Please divide into two groups — one on the right and the other on the left. We’ll go continuous on the course until I see you’ve worked up a sweat.” She pulled her hat down close to her eyes “So let’s go hard. It’s good for you.” No one laughed at her joke, and she sighed. “I suppose it is a touch early for humour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nick and Scott had their hoods up too.
“This wind is brutal,” Charlie said. “Aren’t summers supposed to be warm?”
“Can’t believe we had to go for a jog at nine in the morning,” Nick said.
They entered a forest.
Scott rubbed his stomach. “I’m starving. You think we’re going for a picnic?”
Charlie was slightly ahead of his friends, and saw what was next. “I see an obstacle course in our future, dudes.”
They gave a mock cheer.
Tweet.
“Run it in, gentlemen,” Jen yelled. “Welcome to the obstacle cour...se. I trust you enjoyed your run this morning.” A few guys answered with a chorus of boos. Jen arched an eyebrow and continued. “Please divide into two groups — one on the right and the other on the left. We’ll go continuous on the course until I see you’ve worked up a sweat.” She pulled her hat down close to her eyes “So let’s go hard. It’s good for you.” No one laughed at her joke, and she sighed. “I suppose it is a touch early for humour.
What to read after Making the Cut?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Skuy to read onlineMoreLess
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