Slam the Big Door
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The concerned, the curious. There had been a paragraph in the Ravenna paper, so brief and noncommittal that it merely whetted curiosity.
“Mrs. Debbie Ann Hunter of Riley Key, daughter of Mrs. Troy Jamison, was rushed to Ravenna Hospital yesterday afternoon after a serious fall. Her condition is said to be fair.”
After taking three calls herself, Mary instructed Durelda to take any others that might come in and tell them Mrs. Jamison was at the hospital.
One call was for Mike. He took... it on the wall phone near the kitchen door, and recognized the whispery croaky voice at once as Shirley said, “Mike, that’s a private line, isn’t it?”
“I think so. Yes.”
“So is this one. Mike, the whole Key is buzzing. People are saying Troy put the slug on her. Is she hurt badly?”
He gave a capsule report of the injuries.
She gasped and then said, “Mike, I heard another rumor too.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The concerned, the curious. There had been a paragraph in the Ravenna paper, so brief and noncommittal that it merely whetted curiosity.
“Mrs. Debbie Ann Hunter of Riley Key, daughter of Mrs. Troy Jamison, was rushed to Ravenna Hospital yesterday afternoon after a serious fall. Her condition is said to be fair.”
After taking three calls herself, Mary instructed Durelda to take any others that might come in and tell them Mrs. Jamison was at the hospital.
One call was for Mike. He took... it on the wall phone near the kitchen door, and recognized the whispery croaky voice at once as Shirley said, “Mike, that’s a private line, isn’t it?”
“I think so. Yes.”
“So is this one. Mike, the whole Key is buzzing. People are saying Troy put the slug on her. Is she hurt badly?”
He gave a capsule report of the injuries.
She gasped and then said, “Mike, I heard another rumor too.
What to read after Slam the Big Door?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John D. Macdonald to read onlineMoreLess
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