Changing Heaven
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She is burning a new form of coal: large, round, flat lumps.“They look like hockey pucks,” she says.“What’s this, these hockey pooks?”“A Canadian game … with skates and sticks and ice.”“Ah, yes …” He has almost forgotten her foreignness. “Wilt tha have another story tonight?” he asks, using the Yorkshire, asserting the ground they stand on in the face of the pucks, in the face of her belonging somewhere else.Ann pours the tea and adds a splash of liquor. This is a form of assent.“The story is of... Grief Mill, where I worked years ago as a young person – a child almost – and where my father worked before me. An odd sort of name for a mill, I suppose.”“Is it is a true story, then?”“Why, Ann, they are all true stories that I tell.” John opens his large hands towards her, as if by investigating his palms Ann should be able to read his honesty.“But Jack Green, and all those things he felt and all the times he was alone in forests pretending to be the wind, how could you know that?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She is burning a new form of coal: large, round, flat lumps.“They look like hockey pucks,” she says.“What’s this, these hockey pooks?”“A Canadian game … with skates and sticks and ice.”“Ah, yes …” He has almost forgotten her foreignness. “Wilt tha have another story tonight?” he asks, using the Yorkshire, asserting the ground they stand on in the face of the pucks, in the face of her belonging somewhere else.Ann pours the tea and adds a splash of liquor. This is a form of assent.“The story is of... Grief Mill, where I worked years ago as a young person – a child almost – and where my father worked before me. An odd sort of name for a mill, I suppose.”“Is it is a true story, then?”“Why, Ann, they are all true stories that I tell.” John opens his large hands towards her, as if by investigating his palms Ann should be able to read his honesty.“But Jack Green, and all those things he felt and all the times he was alone in forests pretending to be the wind, how could you know that?
What to read after Changing Heaven?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Urquhart to read onlineMoreLess
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