Gently Through the Mill
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There was no warmth in the phenomenon. It made the east wind feel colder than ever. Like an inflamed and warning eye the sun peered down the comfortless streets, threatening to bring storm and wrack in its wake.
People were hurrying homeward, dour and silent as they had been all day. Along with the streets and buildings they seemed driven into themselves; nothing merged, nothing harmonized, everything was separate and alien to everything else.
Lynton … ‘Just a coffee, please, waitress!’ ...Was it different in the summer? Perhaps … when the sun burned down! Or was it always like this, always at loggerheads with itself – was that the peculiar essence of the town?
‘Do you belong to Lynton, miss?’ ‘Me? No, I come from outside.’ ‘Like it here, do you?’ ‘It’s a bit slow, sometimes.’ ‘Ever think of moving?’ She hadn’t, not really; but her young man was wanting to get a job in Cambridge … Dutt had arrived, riding a massive constable’s bike.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was no warmth in the phenomenon. It made the east wind feel colder than ever. Like an inflamed and warning eye the sun peered down the comfortless streets, threatening to bring storm and wrack in its wake.
People were hurrying homeward, dour and silent as they had been all day. Along with the streets and buildings they seemed driven into themselves; nothing merged, nothing harmonized, everything was separate and alien to everything else.
Lynton … ‘Just a coffee, please, waitress!’ ...Was it different in the summer? Perhaps … when the sun burned down! Or was it always like this, always at loggerheads with itself – was that the peculiar essence of the town?
‘Do you belong to Lynton, miss?’ ‘Me? No, I come from outside.’ ‘Like it here, do you?’ ‘It’s a bit slow, sometimes.’ ‘Ever think of moving?’ She hadn’t, not really; but her young man was wanting to get a job in Cambridge … Dutt had arrived, riding a massive constable’s bike.
What to read after Gently Through the Mill?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hunter, Alan to read onlineMoreLess
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