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Five times in a year-and-a-half.
Another one of the warden's grand plans. Probably got the idea from one of his Sociology texts.
He did what he always did, put his toothbrush and toothpaste and shampoo and hairbrush and deodorant and shaving cream and razor into his gym bag and shambled in line behind a guard who led him to a new cellblock.
Guy in the cell is this big dumb shaggy hick with warts or something all over his face.
Guard locks him in.
First thing he does, he starts sniffing the air.
...What in hell is that smell?
So dirty, so overwhelming he feels like he's choking.
"Name's Lumir." He nods to Lumir.
"Not as loud over here in this cellblock. Not as many jigs." But he's still sniffing, trying to figure it out.
"You don't mind, I like the top bunk." "You cut your stools with water, Lumir?" "Huh?" "After you go to the bathroom, do you throw a glass of water into the toilet?" "Huh-uh." "You should." "How come?" "Kinda smells in here, Lumir." "I don't smell nothin'." "Yeah, well, I do." That was six days ago and by now he knows what the trouble is.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Five times in a year-and-a-half.
Another one of the warden's grand plans. Probably got the idea from one of his Sociology texts.
He did what he always did, put his toothbrush and toothpaste and shampoo and hairbrush and deodorant and shaving cream and razor into his gym bag and shambled in line behind a guard who led him to a new cellblock.
Guy in the cell is this big dumb shaggy hick with warts or something all over his face.
Guard locks him in.
First thing he does, he starts sniffing the air.
...What in hell is that smell?
So dirty, so overwhelming he feels like he's choking.
"Name's Lumir." He nods to Lumir.
"Not as loud over here in this cellblock. Not as many jigs." But he's still sniffing, trying to figure it out.
"You don't mind, I like the top bunk." "You cut your stools with water, Lumir?" "Huh?" "After you go to the bathroom, do you throw a glass of water into the toilet?" "Huh-uh." "You should." "How come?" "Kinda smells in here, Lumir." "I don't smell nothin'." "Yeah, well, I do." That was six days ago and by now he knows what the trouble is.
What to read after New Title 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ed Gorman to read onlineMoreLess
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