The Cage Keeper
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He looked out at the thin pines and cracked red clay moving by, listened to Billy Wayne humming along with the radio; he thought of how bad Billy looked, saw the waxy yellow look of his skin, the gray under his eyes, tried to imagine him down in the parish jail near Leesville with nothing to drink and nobody to mess with.“How ’bout another ’Staff, Cap?” Billy Wayne said from behind the wheel.Reilly reached into the brown paper bag and pulled another Falstaff out, handed it to Billy Wayne.“Thank ...you, Cap.”Merle Haggard came on the radio, his voice sad and whiskey deep. Billy turned him up and looked over at Reilly.“Son, that man can sing.”“What happened to your teeth, BW?”Billy Wayne scrunched up his face like somebody had just pinched him. “Jude, that bitch.”Reilly remembered her: dark hair and eyes, her fierce little body chain-smoking Raleighs, making coffee in Billy Wayne’s kitchen, in the old house he won in a game of draw down at Le Mae’s. She was as old as his mother but he felt something happen whenever she looked his way, when she would smile at one of his jokes about Billy Wayne.“Cap, what you’re lookin’ at is the by-product of a hot iron skillet full of corn bread.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He looked out at the thin pines and cracked red clay moving by, listened to Billy Wayne humming along with the radio; he thought of how bad Billy looked, saw the waxy yellow look of his skin, the gray under his eyes, tried to imagine him down in the parish jail near Leesville with nothing to drink and nobody to mess with.“How ’bout another ’Staff, Cap?” Billy Wayne said from behind the wheel.Reilly reached into the brown paper bag and pulled another Falstaff out, handed it to Billy Wayne.“Thank ...you, Cap.”Merle Haggard came on the radio, his voice sad and whiskey deep. Billy turned him up and looked over at Reilly.“Son, that man can sing.”“What happened to your teeth, BW?”Billy Wayne scrunched up his face like somebody had just pinched him. “Jude, that bitch.”Reilly remembered her: dark hair and eyes, her fierce little body chain-smoking Raleighs, making coffee in Billy Wayne’s kitchen, in the old house he won in a game of draw down at Le Mae’s. She was as old as his mother but he felt something happen whenever she looked his way, when she would smile at one of his jokes about Billy Wayne.“Cap, what you’re lookin’ at is the by-product of a hot iron skillet full of corn bread.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dubus Iii, Andre to read onlineMoreLess
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