Decision At Delphi (2012)
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the boy said solemnly, smoothing the folded napkin over his arm, ducking his small round head in a little bow. Overhead, the naked bulb shone down from the edge of the rippled roof and cast a net of light over the boy and the two men beside him.
“Good night,” said the Cretan. He was a massive and imposing figure, standing erect before the doorway of his house, his feet planted securely on the earth road, his wide breeches tucked into his long heavy boots, his waistcoat now buttoned and a handker...chief twisted around his head, low on his brow, against the night air.
“Good night,” said one of the stepsons, and flashed a smile.
“Good night,” said Cecilia and Strang, and turned from the little group to walk down Erinna Street. Halfway, Cecilia turned to wave back to them: three still figures under the roof’s hard light; to one side of them, the tree with its spread of shadow; behind them, the steep face of rough rock.
“At least,” she said lightly, “I did get one view of the Acropolis tonight.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
the boy said solemnly, smoothing the folded napkin over his arm, ducking his small round head in a little bow. Overhead, the naked bulb shone down from the edge of the rippled roof and cast a net of light over the boy and the two men beside him.
“Good night,” said the Cretan. He was a massive and imposing figure, standing erect before the doorway of his house, his feet planted securely on the earth road, his wide breeches tucked into his long heavy boots, his waistcoat now buttoned and a handker...chief twisted around his head, low on his brow, against the night air.
“Good night,” said one of the stepsons, and flashed a smile.
“Good night,” said Cecilia and Strang, and turned from the little group to walk down Erinna Street. Halfway, Cecilia turned to wave back to them: three still figures under the roof’s hard light; to one side of them, the tree with its spread of shadow; behind them, the steep face of rough rock.
“At least,” she said lightly, “I did get one view of the Acropolis tonight.”
What to read after Decision At Delphi?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Helen Macinnes to read onlineMoreLess
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