Cloud Permutations
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Kal shook his hand. It felt cool and dry. ‘Kal.’‘I know who you are.’ Again, that amused tone in Bani’s voice, as if he were tolerating a child. Kal found it extremely irritating. He said, ‘How did you know about the … ‘ and stopped. The memory was still fresh in his mind, and still private. Though clearly, he thought now, it hadn’t been. It couldn’t have.‘The prophecy?’ For once, Bani didn’t smile, and there was nothing sarcastic in his voice. ‘A lot of people know about the prophecy, Kal. A lo...t of people are interested in you.’ He seemed to recover his good humour. A small smile curved on that pale-white face. ‘They’re watching you, Kal. Day and night. You are like a rare seed that has been planted in soil, and everyone is watching to see if it bears fruit.’Kal stared at him. ‘Who are you?’ he said at last. He couldn’t think of anything else to say.‘As questions go,’ Bani said, ‘this isn’t a bad one.’ He abandoned the smile, or perhaps the smile had for the time being abandoned him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kal shook his hand. It felt cool and dry. ‘Kal.’‘I know who you are.’ Again, that amused tone in Bani’s voice, as if he were tolerating a child. Kal found it extremely irritating. He said, ‘How did you know about the … ‘ and stopped. The memory was still fresh in his mind, and still private. Though clearly, he thought now, it hadn’t been. It couldn’t have.‘The prophecy?’ For once, Bani didn’t smile, and there was nothing sarcastic in his voice. ‘A lot of people know about the prophecy, Kal. A lo...t of people are interested in you.’ He seemed to recover his good humour. A small smile curved on that pale-white face. ‘They’re watching you, Kal. Day and night. You are like a rare seed that has been planted in soil, and everyone is watching to see if it bears fruit.’Kal stared at him. ‘Who are you?’ he said at last. He couldn’t think of anything else to say.‘As questions go,’ Bani said, ‘this isn’t a bad one.’ He abandoned the smile, or perhaps the smile had for the time being abandoned him.
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