The Peddler (2014)
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He didn’t think he could make it. It was Sunday night, and he was still feeling the effects of the drinking bout. He didn’t even remember going to bed after leaving Joyce and Frame at the Leopard Cafe. That had hit him all of a sudden. Those guys must be in good shape, he thought, calhng him again, telling him to come on up to this poker game.
Tony checked the address. This was it. The game was in room 16. He started up. They must know enougb about him now, he thought; what the hell was a po...ker game for? He had a funny feeling about it, but maybe that was because he still had a hangover. Frame, who had phoned him, had said it was just a friendly, private little game. Tony smiled to himself thinking that at least Frame hadn’t sounded very cheerful; he probably felt worse than Tony.
This was a dump. Hell of a neighborhood, too. Tony shifted the big .45 under his coat. He wore it all the time when he was around Joyce and Frame, and in this kind of neighborhood a guy might need it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He didn’t think he could make it. It was Sunday night, and he was still feeling the effects of the drinking bout. He didn’t even remember going to bed after leaving Joyce and Frame at the Leopard Cafe. That had hit him all of a sudden. Those guys must be in good shape, he thought, calhng him again, telling him to come on up to this poker game.
Tony checked the address. This was it. The game was in room 16. He started up. They must know enougb about him now, he thought; what the hell was a po...ker game for? He had a funny feeling about it, but maybe that was because he still had a hangover. Frame, who had phoned him, had said it was just a friendly, private little game. Tony smiled to himself thinking that at least Frame hadn’t sounded very cheerful; he probably felt worse than Tony.
This was a dump. Hell of a neighborhood, too. Tony shifted the big .45 under his coat. He wore it all the time when he was around Joyce and Frame, and in this kind of neighborhood a guy might need it.
What to read after The Peddler?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard S. Prather to read onlineMoreLess
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