Mr. Was (1996)
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After getting that look at “Boggs’s End,” I hadn’t felt like going back into the Quick Stop. I’d been standing in front of the Memory Institute, stamping my feet, trying to stay warm.
“You took long enough,” I said when I got in the car.
“I’m sorry, Jack. I had a hard time getting away.”
“I coulda froze to death.”
I put my hands in front of the heater vents, but the air coming out was still cold. At the north end of town we turned and followed a narrow, winding road up toward the darkening sky. ...By the time we reached the top the last of the daylight had disappeared. Snowflakes flashed confusingly in the headlights. We were driving into blackness—Mom was hunched over the wheel, pushing her head forward to see better. Trees crowded either side of the roadway, their naked branches dragging against the side of the car. Suddenly, the house appeared in the headlights. Mom stopped the car and we sat staring out through the windshield.
It looked different. Just another big old ugly clapboard house, three stories, with round turrets jutting up from each corner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After getting that look at “Boggs’s End,” I hadn’t felt like going back into the Quick Stop. I’d been standing in front of the Memory Institute, stamping my feet, trying to stay warm.
“You took long enough,” I said when I got in the car.
“I’m sorry, Jack. I had a hard time getting away.”
“I coulda froze to death.”
I put my hands in front of the heater vents, but the air coming out was still cold. At the north end of town we turned and followed a narrow, winding road up toward the darkening sky. ...By the time we reached the top the last of the daylight had disappeared. Snowflakes flashed confusingly in the headlights. We were driving into blackness—Mom was hunched over the wheel, pushing her head forward to see better. Trees crowded either side of the roadway, their naked branches dragging against the side of the car. Suddenly, the house appeared in the headlights. Mom stopped the car and we sat staring out through the windshield.
It looked different. Just another big old ugly clapboard house, three stories, with round turrets jutting up from each corner.
What to read after Mr. Was?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pete Hautman to read onlineMoreLess
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