Telegraph Days (2006)
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I figured Charlie Hepworth’s interview might be my only chance to achieve widespread publicity, so I did what I could to make myself presentable before he arrived. I brushed my hair and donned a frock that would have been considered daring at any cotillion in Virginia.
It may be that I overdid it a bit with my daring frock, because the first thing Charlie Hepworth did when he crowded into my office was drop his pants.
“Charlie, your britches are falling down,” I told him, momentarily failing to ...grasp his intent. I thought his pants were down around his ankles because of some defect in his suspenders, but it took only one glance at his privates to convince me that my theory was way off. He had a serious stiffie working and had obviously crammed into my office with copulation in mind.
“Charlie!” I said, in sterner tones, trying my best to sound shocked.
“Let’s hurry up and board the boat of pleasure!” he declared, trying to shove himself between my legs.
“The boat of pleasure—in a desert?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I figured Charlie Hepworth’s interview might be my only chance to achieve widespread publicity, so I did what I could to make myself presentable before he arrived. I brushed my hair and donned a frock that would have been considered daring at any cotillion in Virginia.
It may be that I overdid it a bit with my daring frock, because the first thing Charlie Hepworth did when he crowded into my office was drop his pants.
“Charlie, your britches are falling down,” I told him, momentarily failing to ...grasp his intent. I thought his pants were down around his ankles because of some defect in his suspenders, but it took only one glance at his privates to convince me that my theory was way off. He had a serious stiffie working and had obviously crammed into my office with copulation in mind.
“Charlie!” I said, in sterner tones, trying my best to sound shocked.
“Let’s hurry up and board the boat of pleasure!” he declared, trying to shove himself between my legs.
“The boat of pleasure—in a desert?”
What to read after Telegraph Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Larry Mcmurtry to read onlineMoreLess
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