Passing Through the Flame
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He drew his Luger from the holster at his waist and shoved it in the face of the fat patron. The Mexican trembled; sweat poured down his cheeks into his mustache.
“You gonna off him, Chris?” Bellows asked eagerly, his angular black face creased in a crocodile’s smile, his M-16 rising slowly and involuntarily into firing position like a hard-on.
Sargent looking around, trying to think, forcing himself to set off logic instead of emotion. Down below in the little valley, the fields were co...vered with the stubble of harvested pot plants. Here, halfway up the ridge, the three lean-tos hidden in the shrubbery were empty. The grass is gone, he thought, and nothing short of catching up with those guinea bastards is gonna bring it back. Atop the ridgeline, his four trucks were still half empty. Down at the margin of the harvested fields, McCracken, Browder, Coleman, Pulaski and Brown formed a circle of guns around a dozen terrified pednes.
Is there anything to gain by killing this stupid fucker Montez or any of his flunkies?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He drew his Luger from the holster at his waist and shoved it in the face of the fat patron. The Mexican trembled; sweat poured down his cheeks into his mustache.
“You gonna off him, Chris?” Bellows asked eagerly, his angular black face creased in a crocodile’s smile, his M-16 rising slowly and involuntarily into firing position like a hard-on.
Sargent looking around, trying to think, forcing himself to set off logic instead of emotion. Down below in the little valley, the fields were co...vered with the stubble of harvested pot plants. Here, halfway up the ridge, the three lean-tos hidden in the shrubbery were empty. The grass is gone, he thought, and nothing short of catching up with those guinea bastards is gonna bring it back. Atop the ridgeline, his four trucks were still half empty. Down at the margin of the harvested fields, McCracken, Browder, Coleman, Pulaski and Brown formed a circle of guns around a dozen terrified pednes.
Is there anything to gain by killing this stupid fucker Montez or any of his flunkies?
What to read after Passing Through the Flame?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norman Spinrad to read onlineMoreLess
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