The Day the Music Died
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It was three stories high, with a small golden dome that flew the American flag, and had the feel of an Italian Renaissance castle in an MGM musical with Mario Lanza and Kathryn Grayson. For my taste, it was too fancy by half. Cliff Sykes, Sr., was always hinting he’d like to tear it down and build a new one. He’d go to the opposite extreme. The one he’d build would look like the prefab home developments he was putting up on both ends of town.
Judge Whitney’s chambers were on the second floor. I...’d missed the rush. The outer office, which was nicely carpeted wall-to-wall and filled with mahogany furnishings and several large portraits of Whitney menfolk down the decades, was empty. There was an American flag standing in the corner and a portrait of George Washington on the wall next to it. Empty like this, and with paintings of all these dead people, there was a hushed, churchlike air about the place.
The air was soon changed by a beautiful face and a beautiful body, namely one Pamela Forrest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was three stories high, with a small golden dome that flew the American flag, and had the feel of an Italian Renaissance castle in an MGM musical with Mario Lanza and Kathryn Grayson. For my taste, it was too fancy by half. Cliff Sykes, Sr., was always hinting he’d like to tear it down and build a new one. He’d go to the opposite extreme. The one he’d build would look like the prefab home developments he was putting up on both ends of town.
Judge Whitney’s chambers were on the second floor. I...’d missed the rush. The outer office, which was nicely carpeted wall-to-wall and filled with mahogany furnishings and several large portraits of Whitney menfolk down the decades, was empty. There was an American flag standing in the corner and a portrait of George Washington on the wall next to it. Empty like this, and with paintings of all these dead people, there was a hushed, churchlike air about the place.
The air was soon changed by a beautiful face and a beautiful body, namely one Pamela Forrest.
What to read after The Day the Music Died?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ed Gorman to read onlineMoreLess
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