A Guest of Honour (2002)
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“I gave a young fellow a lift,” Bray said.
Aleke began to nod and turned smiling at a story he could guess— “Long as he didn’t bash you over the head. It’s getting as bad as down in town. What’d he take off you? Some of these fellows from the fish factory—I don’t stop for anybody, any more, honestly.”
“Yes, from the fish factory—but he’d just come out of prison. He’d been inside more than two—and-a-half months. No trial. No charges laid. Here in Gala, in Lebaliso’s jail.”
Aleke sat down at his d...esk and listened to something he knew instead of guessed. He put out his hand and switched on the fan; he probably did this every morning at exactly the same time, to ward off the heat as it came. His face was open to Bray. “You know about it,” Bray said.
“Lebaliso kept me in the picture.”
“So it was Lebaliso’s decision?”
“We’d been keeping an eye on that fellow a long time. Shinza’s chap.”
Bray said, “What d’you mean, Shinza’s chap?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“I gave a young fellow a lift,” Bray said.
Aleke began to nod and turned smiling at a story he could guess— “Long as he didn’t bash you over the head. It’s getting as bad as down in town. What’d he take off you? Some of these fellows from the fish factory—I don’t stop for anybody, any more, honestly.”
“Yes, from the fish factory—but he’d just come out of prison. He’d been inside more than two—and-a-half months. No trial. No charges laid. Here in Gala, in Lebaliso’s jail.”
Aleke sat down at his d...esk and listened to something he knew instead of guessed. He put out his hand and switched on the fan; he probably did this every morning at exactly the same time, to ward off the heat as it came. His face was open to Bray. “You know about it,” Bray said.
“Lebaliso kept me in the picture.”
“So it was Lebaliso’s decision?”
“We’d been keeping an eye on that fellow a long time. Shinza’s chap.”
Bray said, “What d’you mean, Shinza’s chap?”
What to read after A Guest of Honour?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nadine Gordimer to read onlineMoreLess
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