Tiger Rag (2013)
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A yellow handkerchief was forked into his jacket pocket. His brown boots were freshly polished. He was carrying a small suitcase. At the Illinois Central station, he boarded the seven A.M. local for Jackson. It was crowded and hot and it made all thirty-five stops on the line: Frenier, Manchac, Alligator, Ponchatoula, Arcola, Beauregard, Crystal Springs … The trip took four and a half hours. Cornish felt cramped on the hard straw seat, stretching his long legs into the aisle. In Jackson it was 9...4 degrees. At a stand-up bar outside the station he ate a chicken sandwich and drank a glass of beer. Then he set out along the road that led to the East Louisiana State Asylum, the fields crackling with insects and dust catching in his throat.
Willie Cornish first met Buddy Bolden in October 1894, leaving Louis Jones’s barbershop with a cornet under his arm. Just turned seventeen, Bolden was slender and quick, wearing a black fedora, a checkered suit, and two-tone shoes. Cornish himself was only twenty, but to Bolden he seemed much older.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A yellow handkerchief was forked into his jacket pocket. His brown boots were freshly polished. He was carrying a small suitcase. At the Illinois Central station, he boarded the seven A.M. local for Jackson. It was crowded and hot and it made all thirty-five stops on the line: Frenier, Manchac, Alligator, Ponchatoula, Arcola, Beauregard, Crystal Springs … The trip took four and a half hours. Cornish felt cramped on the hard straw seat, stretching his long legs into the aisle. In Jackson it was 9...4 degrees. At a stand-up bar outside the station he ate a chicken sandwich and drank a glass of beer. Then he set out along the road that led to the East Louisiana State Asylum, the fields crackling with insects and dust catching in his throat.
Willie Cornish first met Buddy Bolden in October 1894, leaving Louis Jones’s barbershop with a cornet under his arm. Just turned seventeen, Bolden was slender and quick, wearing a black fedora, a checkered suit, and two-tone shoes. Cornish himself was only twenty, but to Bolden he seemed much older.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nicholas Christopher to read onlineMoreLess
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