The Black Train
The Black Train
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He wakened from the nap aggravated and dry-mouthed. Yes, it was the smell of urine that permeated his slumber, and as he leaned up, he thought he recalled other details, not sights, but sounds.
A steady and nearly musical sound of metal striking metal. He thought of metal bars being clanged together, or hammers hitting steel. And something else, too… A whistle?
Yeah. Like a whistle in a train yard.
He rarely dreamed at all, but when he did it was typically of things he could see: people, places.... Not sounds and smells.
When he turned out of bed, he caught himself musing over, first, Lottie’s body, then Mrs. Butler’s.
Damn it!
A narrow night table stood by the desk, marbletopped. On it the clock told him it was 6:30 P.M. I invited Jiff to Cusher’s, didn’t I? At seven.
He roused, then showered in the small but homey bathroom.
Why smell piss in a dream?
More puzzlement, a chaser for the entire day. But a brief relief came when he thought again of the sounds. Metal striking metal.
What to read after The Black Train?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He wakened from the nap aggravated and dry-mouthed. Yes, it was the smell of urine that permeated his slumber, and as he leaned up, he thought he recalled other details, not sights, but sounds.
A steady and nearly musical sound of metal striking metal. He thought of metal bars being clanged together, or hammers hitting steel. And something else, too… A whistle?
Yeah. Like a whistle in a train yard.
He rarely dreamed at all, but when he did it was typically of things he could see: people, places.... Not sounds and smells.
When he turned out of bed, he caught himself musing over, first, Lottie’s body, then Mrs. Butler’s.
Damn it!
A narrow night table stood by the desk, marbletopped. On it the clock told him it was 6:30 P.M. I invited Jiff to Cusher’s, didn’t I? At seven.
He roused, then showered in the small but homey bathroom.
Why smell piss in a dream?
More puzzlement, a chaser for the entire day. But a brief relief came when he thought again of the sounds. Metal striking metal.
What to read after The Black Train?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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