Stalking the Unicorn: a Fable of Tonight
Stalking the Unicorn: a Fable of Tonight
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It looked remarkably like the Times Square of his own world, right down to the cut-rate theater-ticket booth, the steam rising from the subway through the grates in the street, the street vendors, the souvenir shops, the pimps and pushers and prostitutes of both sexes. A huge Camel billboard out of his Manhattan's recent past featured a contented face blowing great gobs of smoke into the air.Mallory stood under the bright lights of Broadway and peered down the length of 42nd Street. Most of the ...celebrants had already gone off to parties, and what remained were the regular denizens of the area. He spent a few moments scrutinizing the pedestrians who scurried past the novelty shops and massage parlors, observing the humans and nonhumans who struck beckoning postures in front of the run-down movie theaters, and watching the drunks and the addicts weave their ways down the filthy sidewalk."Christ!” he muttered. “They all look like criminals."He sighed, then turned to Felina, who was hungrily eyeing a trash container."Come on,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It looked remarkably like the Times Square of his own world, right down to the cut-rate theater-ticket booth, the steam rising from the subway through the grates in the street, the street vendors, the souvenir shops, the pimps and pushers and prostitutes of both sexes. A huge Camel billboard out of his Manhattan's recent past featured a contented face blowing great gobs of smoke into the air.Mallory stood under the bright lights of Broadway and peered down the length of 42nd Street. Most of the ...celebrants had already gone off to parties, and what remained were the regular denizens of the area. He spent a few moments scrutinizing the pedestrians who scurried past the novelty shops and massage parlors, observing the humans and nonhumans who struck beckoning postures in front of the run-down movie theaters, and watching the drunks and the addicts weave their ways down the filthy sidewalk."Christ!” he muttered. “They all look like criminals."He sighed, then turned to Felina, who was hungrily eyeing a trash container."Come on,”
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