Hill of Grace (2004)
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As the grey of morning broke in a grainy light, thoughts of Sunday in the grandstand, under Moreton Bay figs, slowly evaporated like tepid puddles in a Murray Street gutter. (In the grandstand a cat sniffed the empty bottles and passed on, leaving them for a third-grader from the Lutheran school who’d find them, packing them in his satchel beside The Magic Pudding and the weekend’s aborted long division.) Passing the Evans’ Wursthaus, Nathan stopped to stare in the window and wonder if he’d ever... return. He had visions of William, walking the streets of Kilburn, looking for number seventeen Church Avenue, calling, ‘Nathan, I demand you return home at once,’ to endless Hebrews copied mindlessly in his loft, his resentment growing by the minute. As it had last night – peering down at William gluing his articles, Bluma snipping and smoothing a review of Quo Vadis. He’d been tempted to call down to his father, ‘You really believe you heard the voice of God?’ But chose to let his resentments simmer, cooking through slowly like a stew.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As the grey of morning broke in a grainy light, thoughts of Sunday in the grandstand, under Moreton Bay figs, slowly evaporated like tepid puddles in a Murray Street gutter. (In the grandstand a cat sniffed the empty bottles and passed on, leaving them for a third-grader from the Lutheran school who’d find them, packing them in his satchel beside The Magic Pudding and the weekend’s aborted long division.) Passing the Evans’ Wursthaus, Nathan stopped to stare in the window and wonder if he’d ever... return. He had visions of William, walking the streets of Kilburn, looking for number seventeen Church Avenue, calling, ‘Nathan, I demand you return home at once,’ to endless Hebrews copied mindlessly in his loft, his resentment growing by the minute. As it had last night – peering down at William gluing his articles, Bluma snipping and smoothing a review of Quo Vadis. He’d been tempted to call down to his father, ‘You really believe you heard the voice of God?’ But chose to let his resentments simmer, cooking through slowly like a stew.
What to read after Hill of Grace?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen Orr to read onlineMoreLess
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