You Wouldn't Be Dead for Quids
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It was about 11.45 on a Saturday night. The two solid men in tuxedos huddled under the awning outside the Kelly Club seemed oblivious to the inclemency of the weather and despite the dismalness of the night were smiling as they carried on with the conversation. Saturday night was the end of the working week for them.
‘Looks like being a quiet one,’ said Billy Dunne, taking a quick look up and down the almost deserted street, then casting an eye up towards the blackened sky.
‘Yeah,’ replied Norto...n, as the enveloping mist turned into light rain, making a rhythmic drumming on the canvas awning above his head. ‘Looks like being a prick of a day tomorrow too,’ he added.
‘What do you reckon you’ll do?’ ‘Dunno for sure,’ said Les thoughtfully. ‘If it’s not raining too hard I might go out the Sports Ground and watch Easts play Balmain. Should be a good game.’ ‘You’ve still got a bit of a soft spot for the Roosters, haven’t you mate?’ said Billy, a hint of a smile creasing the corners of his eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was about 11.45 on a Saturday night. The two solid men in tuxedos huddled under the awning outside the Kelly Club seemed oblivious to the inclemency of the weather and despite the dismalness of the night were smiling as they carried on with the conversation. Saturday night was the end of the working week for them.
‘Looks like being a quiet one,’ said Billy Dunne, taking a quick look up and down the almost deserted street, then casting an eye up towards the blackened sky.
‘Yeah,’ replied Norto...n, as the enveloping mist turned into light rain, making a rhythmic drumming on the canvas awning above his head. ‘Looks like being a prick of a day tomorrow too,’ he added.
‘What do you reckon you’ll do?’ ‘Dunno for sure,’ said Les thoughtfully. ‘If it’s not raining too hard I might go out the Sports Ground and watch Easts play Balmain. Should be a good game.’ ‘You’ve still got a bit of a soft spot for the Roosters, haven’t you mate?’ said Billy, a hint of a smile creasing the corners of his eyes.
What to read after You Wouldn't Be Dead for Quids?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert G. Barrett to read onlineMoreLess
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