The Paupers' Crypt
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But Brian figured solitary confinement for decades would make anyone quirky. Often, as they sat in Jacob’s small room, the man would speak to himself. A low whisper. He would ask himself about the Boston Red Sox, who the president was and what the man was up to in office, and if a certain woman named Mary Anne was still single. He wondered what it would be like to eat a steak. He was curious about apple trees.The first few times Jacob had spoken in a low voice Brian had answered him, and Jacob h...ad looked up, surprised. Afterward, Brian had stopped. He only replied if Jacob spoke to him directly.Which he did often enough.“Brian,” Jacob said.Brian looked up and smiled tiredly. “Yes?”“What’s life like out there?” Jacob asked.Brian stretched a little. “Well, it’s different. I don’t know much about the early seventies, I was a little too young, but I guess the best question is what do you want to know about specifically?”Jacob thought for a moment before he answered, “Cars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But Brian figured solitary confinement for decades would make anyone quirky. Often, as they sat in Jacob’s small room, the man would speak to himself. A low whisper. He would ask himself about the Boston Red Sox, who the president was and what the man was up to in office, and if a certain woman named Mary Anne was still single. He wondered what it would be like to eat a steak. He was curious about apple trees.The first few times Jacob had spoken in a low voice Brian had answered him, and Jacob h...ad looked up, surprised. Afterward, Brian had stopped. He only replied if Jacob spoke to him directly.Which he did often enough.“Brian,” Jacob said.Brian looked up and smiled tiredly. “Yes?”“What’s life like out there?” Jacob asked.Brian stretched a little. “Well, it’s different. I don’t know much about the early seventies, I was a little too young, but I guess the best question is what do you want to know about specifically?”Jacob thought for a moment before he answered, “Cars.
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