Weep for Me
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The front door was open and I rapped on the screen at almost exactly five-thirty.
Mrs. Lane called from the kitchen, “That you, Kyle? Come right in.”
I went on into the living room. Ed Lane, Jo Anne’s father, was reading the evening paper. He’s a little round bald-headed guy who works for the railroad, doing something or other in the traffic division.
He beamed at me. “How’s it go, Kyle? Any of that stuff stick to your fingers today?”
I laughed no more and no less than I had laughed a thousand t...imes before. When he gets a joke, he sticks with it.
So I gave my usual answer. “Someday they’ll stop searching me when I leave.”
“How does that porch furniture look to you, Kyle?”
I turned and stared through the windows. “Say! Looks fine. I didn’t even notice it. I thought you were going to wait until I could help you paint it.”
“Got ambitious Monday night.”
“It sure looks dandy,” I said. I went on into the kitchen, kissed Mrs. Lane on the cheek, and said, “Hi, Mom.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The front door was open and I rapped on the screen at almost exactly five-thirty.
Mrs. Lane called from the kitchen, “That you, Kyle? Come right in.”
I went on into the living room. Ed Lane, Jo Anne’s father, was reading the evening paper. He’s a little round bald-headed guy who works for the railroad, doing something or other in the traffic division.
He beamed at me. “How’s it go, Kyle? Any of that stuff stick to your fingers today?”
I laughed no more and no less than I had laughed a thousand t...imes before. When he gets a joke, he sticks with it.
So I gave my usual answer. “Someday they’ll stop searching me when I leave.”
“How does that porch furniture look to you, Kyle?”
I turned and stared through the windows. “Say! Looks fine. I didn’t even notice it. I thought you were going to wait until I could help you paint it.”
“Got ambitious Monday night.”
“It sure looks dandy,” I said. I went on into the kitchen, kissed Mrs. Lane on the cheek, and said, “Hi, Mom.”
What to read after Weep for Me?
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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