Speak to the Wind
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So far, the count's running four in favor and one undecided. Not bad for something that has no real plan yet." "But it has a purpose for our people. And that's what counts. A good purpose." "Yeah, Joe. I agree." Josh took another sheet and began scribbling. "Okay, we have a cultural center to be built first with possible apartments in the future. What about accommodations for tourists once they get here? The reservation's not the center of a metropolis, you know. There's no McDonald's or Holiday... Inn on the corner." "You mean... restaurants and hotels? We do need them, don't we?" "Yeah, if you plan to bring people in here, you have to provide for them. There may even be a market for a variety of shops. Maybe a whole bunch in a complex—" “That's it. Josh!" Joe's expression became animated as the ideas flowed freely between them. "A total Indian complex. Something that will take planning, architectural studies, engineering—not necessarily my company, though—we’ll bid it out. We will employ Indians as much as possible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So far, the count's running four in favor and one undecided. Not bad for something that has no real plan yet." "But it has a purpose for our people. And that's what counts. A good purpose." "Yeah, Joe. I agree." Josh took another sheet and began scribbling. "Okay, we have a cultural center to be built first with possible apartments in the future. What about accommodations for tourists once they get here? The reservation's not the center of a metropolis, you know. There's no McDonald's or Holiday... Inn on the corner." "You mean... restaurants and hotels? We do need them, don't we?" "Yeah, if you plan to bring people in here, you have to provide for them. There may even be a market for a variety of shops. Maybe a whole bunch in a complex—" “That's it. Josh!" Joe's expression became animated as the ideas flowed freely between them. "A total Indian complex. Something that will take planning, architectural studies, engineering—not necessarily my company, though—we’ll bid it out. We will employ Indians as much as possible.
What to read after Speak to the Wind?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Tate Engels to read onlineMoreLess
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