Player Piano (1980)
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“Great Bend. The stop is Great Bend,” said a tape recording through a loudspeaker over Paul’s head. The engineer pressed a button in his cab as he pulled into each station, down came the steps, and out came the voice. “Next station, Carthage. Next station, Carthage. Click.”
“ ’Board!” bawled another loudspeaker on the outside of the car.
An old man, kissing his wife goodbye on the rotting planks of the Great Bend platform, looked apologetically at the urgent voice, as though to ask the man to wa...it just a second more for him to say one last word. “ ’Board!” Machinery whirred, and the coach steps arose from the platform, nestled into one another, and disappeared into their niche.
“Coming! Coining!” cried the old man, and jogged unhappily toward the moving train as fast as his brittle legs would carry him. He caught the handrail, swung aboard, and stood panting in the vestibule. He fumbled for his ticket, dropped it into the mechanism on the door. The mechanism considered it, found everything in order, pulled back the door bolt, and let him into the frieze and cast-iron monument to tobacco.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Great Bend. The stop is Great Bend,” said a tape recording through a loudspeaker over Paul’s head. The engineer pressed a button in his cab as he pulled into each station, down came the steps, and out came the voice. “Next station, Carthage. Next station, Carthage. Click.”
“ ’Board!” bawled another loudspeaker on the outside of the car.
An old man, kissing his wife goodbye on the rotting planks of the Great Bend platform, looked apologetically at the urgent voice, as though to ask the man to wa...it just a second more for him to say one last word. “ ’Board!” Machinery whirred, and the coach steps arose from the platform, nestled into one another, and disappeared into their niche.
“Coming! Coining!” cried the old man, and jogged unhappily toward the moving train as fast as his brittle legs would carry him. He caught the handrail, swung aboard, and stood panting in the vestibule. He fumbled for his ticket, dropped it into the mechanism on the door. The mechanism considered it, found everything in order, pulled back the door bolt, and let him into the frieze and cast-iron monument to tobacco.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vonnegut Kurt to read onlineMoreLess
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