Death in the Sun
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The room she is staying in is mainly below ground and its window affords a view of the forelocks of the neighbouring mules as they are loaded up for the trip down to the campo.
She hears Staffe ease his front door closed and wonders where he is going at this hour, but she has her own agenda and his absence suits her fine. She watches the frayed hems of his jeans fandango between the mules.
Manolo has been gone four days now and Staffe checks his friend’s front door. Satisfied that nobody is home..., and checking around him to make sure he is not seen, he backtracks and clambers up onto the track along the back of Manolo’s house, which nestles into a slope and from here, he can see onto the terrace at the back. It is where Manolo dries his peppers; his clothes, too. The wall at the back of the house is old, unrendered, and pitted with eroded stone.
Staffe sticks his boot into a hole in the blockwork and lifts himself off the ground, reaching for another crack with his hand, and then another for his free boot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The room she is staying in is mainly below ground and its window affords a view of the forelocks of the neighbouring mules as they are loaded up for the trip down to the campo.
She hears Staffe ease his front door closed and wonders where he is going at this hour, but she has her own agenda and his absence suits her fine. She watches the frayed hems of his jeans fandango between the mules.
Manolo has been gone four days now and Staffe checks his friend’s front door. Satisfied that nobody is home..., and checking around him to make sure he is not seen, he backtracks and clambers up onto the track along the back of Manolo’s house, which nestles into a slope and from here, he can see onto the terrace at the back. It is where Manolo dries his peppers; his clothes, too. The wall at the back of the house is old, unrendered, and pitted with eroded stone.
Staffe sticks his boot into a hole in the blockwork and lifts himself off the ground, reaching for another crack with his hand, and then another for his free boot.
What to read after Death in the Sun?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adam Creed to read onlineMoreLess
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