The Last One Left
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He had guessed it would be time for them to be in, and knew he had to get out there before the tide deepened it too much.
And it pleased him to have the silence and privacy of the mist and the dead calm. They couldn’t see him from the mainland shore, from all their candy-colored houses. No doll-wives shading their empty little eyes to stare out at old Corpo as if he was a bug who’d moved too close.
“Not a damned house back then,” he said, as if speaking to someone a dozen feet away. “Who was her...e first? I ask you that, man to man. Who was here first? Sergeant Corpo, that’s who.”
Sooner or later they’d work themselves up and get up some kind of damned petition. Like before. Potentially dangerous. Squatting on public lands. Health hazard. Known to be violent. Get one of their bloody writs, send the sheriff boat around, make a lot of trouble for nothing. Hell, the nearest part of the island to the mainland shore was a good half mile, and with a private channel five feet deep between the island and the shore anyhow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had guessed it would be time for them to be in, and knew he had to get out there before the tide deepened it too much.
And it pleased him to have the silence and privacy of the mist and the dead calm. They couldn’t see him from the mainland shore, from all their candy-colored houses. No doll-wives shading their empty little eyes to stare out at old Corpo as if he was a bug who’d moved too close.
“Not a damned house back then,” he said, as if speaking to someone a dozen feet away. “Who was her...e first? I ask you that, man to man. Who was here first? Sergeant Corpo, that’s who.”
Sooner or later they’d work themselves up and get up some kind of damned petition. Like before. Potentially dangerous. Squatting on public lands. Health hazard. Known to be violent. Get one of their bloody writs, send the sheriff boat around, make a lot of trouble for nothing. Hell, the nearest part of the island to the mainland shore was a good half mile, and with a private channel five feet deep between the island and the shore anyhow.
What to read after The Last One Left?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John D. Macdonald to read onlineMoreLess
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