Nothing But the Truth
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He sat now in the pre-dawn at his ancient kitchen table, which was laden with yellow legal pads, pencils, wads of Kleenex, open and closed lawbooks, and a dozen or more unwashed (perhaps from the look of them never washed) coffee mugs. He wore the frayed remains of a maroon bathrobe that had been new during the Nixon years. Gray chest hairs peeked out the top of a similarly graying T-shirt. Of course he hadn’t shaved—Hardy had buzzed him awake only five minutes before. His jowls hung, his hair r...ioted, and for good measure he was chewing the stub of last night’s cigar. “You know, David, if the law business ever fades out on you, I think you could go into the movies, become a leading man, maybe marry Julia Roberts—” “Who?” Hardy shook his head. “Never mind.” If it didn’t have to do with the law, Freeman probably didn’t know about it and certainly wasn’t interested. And Hardy wasn’t much in the mood for witty banter himself. He’d slept less than three hours before rolling out of his bed, which last night had been his front room couch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He sat now in the pre-dawn at his ancient kitchen table, which was laden with yellow legal pads, pencils, wads of Kleenex, open and closed lawbooks, and a dozen or more unwashed (perhaps from the look of them never washed) coffee mugs. He wore the frayed remains of a maroon bathrobe that had been new during the Nixon years. Gray chest hairs peeked out the top of a similarly graying T-shirt. Of course he hadn’t shaved—Hardy had buzzed him awake only five minutes before. His jowls hung, his hair r...ioted, and for good measure he was chewing the stub of last night’s cigar. “You know, David, if the law business ever fades out on you, I think you could go into the movies, become a leading man, maybe marry Julia Roberts—” “Who?” Hardy shook his head. “Never mind.” If it didn’t have to do with the law, Freeman probably didn’t know about it and certainly wasn’t interested. And Hardy wasn’t much in the mood for witty banter himself. He’d slept less than three hours before rolling out of his bed, which last night had been his front room couch.
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