Djibouti (2010)
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They watched: Xavier coming out to the Buster in a pirate skiff, a young Somali at the tiller. “Sixteen years old,” Xavier said, “dyin to hijack some ships. I told the boy it wasn’t for my age I’d be a dedicated pirate myself. They give us all these stores, stalk of green bananas, liter bottles of water wrapped in plastic, the meat—”
“I smelled it,” Dara said, “and threw it over the side.”
“That’s what happen to it. I wondered how those sharks got diarrhea. The boy was no help to me till he pick...ed up the bunch of khat I promoted for us.” Watching the screen, Xavier said, “Good, you got me relievin him of the bouquets. The boy startin to chew on a bunch.”
“This was Friday,” Dara said, “the natives still friendly. They’ve got the captain of the Alabama in a lifeboat and want two million for his release. Sunday, the SEALs took out the pirates and the standoff was over.”
“And all hell broke loose,” Xavier said. “You ever use that expression?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They watched: Xavier coming out to the Buster in a pirate skiff, a young Somali at the tiller. “Sixteen years old,” Xavier said, “dyin to hijack some ships. I told the boy it wasn’t for my age I’d be a dedicated pirate myself. They give us all these stores, stalk of green bananas, liter bottles of water wrapped in plastic, the meat—”
“I smelled it,” Dara said, “and threw it over the side.”
“That’s what happen to it. I wondered how those sharks got diarrhea. The boy was no help to me till he pick...ed up the bunch of khat I promoted for us.” Watching the screen, Xavier said, “Good, you got me relievin him of the bouquets. The boy startin to chew on a bunch.”
“This was Friday,” Dara said, “the natives still friendly. They’ve got the captain of the Alabama in a lifeboat and want two million for his release. Sunday, the SEALs took out the pirates and the standoff was over.”
“And all hell broke loose,” Xavier said. “You ever use that expression?”
What to read after Djibouti?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elmore Leonard to read onlineMoreLess
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