The Evening Star
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The dance hall was a barn of a place on North Main; it was packed with people, many of them Mexican-American couples as old as he was or older, all dancing vigorously and many dancing well. At first Juanita, dressed to the nines and chewing gum like crazy, was a little dismayed by the stodginess of Jerry’s performance on the dance floor, but then she discovered that, unlike Luis, he didn’t become jealous or enraged when she danced with other men, so she danced with a steady stream of young guys ...while Jerry stood on the sidelines, happy just to drink beer and watch. Juanita got a little drunk and very sweaty, but she was having a good time—Jerry’s limitations as a dancer didn’t really bother her much. When she’d had her fill of dancing she grabbed his hand and took him home—or rather, she took him to a home she had borrowed for the occasion, mainly because she was still a little nervous about Luis. He hadn’t showed up at the dance, but that didn’t mean he wouldn’t be trouble if he showed up at her apartment and caught the two of them in bed.“You’re gonna be my boyfriend now, I want someplace where we can be peaceful,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The dance hall was a barn of a place on North Main; it was packed with people, many of them Mexican-American couples as old as he was or older, all dancing vigorously and many dancing well. At first Juanita, dressed to the nines and chewing gum like crazy, was a little dismayed by the stodginess of Jerry’s performance on the dance floor, but then she discovered that, unlike Luis, he didn’t become jealous or enraged when she danced with other men, so she danced with a steady stream of young guys ...while Jerry stood on the sidelines, happy just to drink beer and watch. Juanita got a little drunk and very sweaty, but she was having a good time—Jerry’s limitations as a dancer didn’t really bother her much. When she’d had her fill of dancing she grabbed his hand and took him home—or rather, she took him to a home she had borrowed for the occasion, mainly because she was still a little nervous about Luis. He hadn’t showed up at the dance, but that didn’t mean he wouldn’t be trouble if he showed up at her apartment and caught the two of them in bed.“You’re gonna be my boyfriend now, I want someplace where we can be peaceful,”
What to read after The Evening Star?
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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