Hurricane Gold
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‘Stick him in his fat Jap gut.’ ‘Whatzat?’ said his skinny friend, who was half-deaf. In fact he said ‘Whatzat?’ so often that the others all called him Whatzat.
Whether he knew it or not, James wasn’t sure.
‘I told the kid to stab him good,’ said Strabo, shouting right into Whatzat’s ear.
James was holding a hunting knife. A big, mean brute with an 8-inch blade, serrated along one edge. Sakata, the Japanese member of the gang, was unarmed. He was standing there in the firelight, at ease, a fain...t smile tickling his lips. He was a huge man, overweight and bloated, but at the same time he was very light on his small feet. He moved with a graceful daintiness, like a dancer. He said very little and kept himself apart from the others.
James didn’t know what to do. He was still pretending to be a tough Mexican street kid. A pickpocket. Handy with a knife. The men were only playing, but they played hard. James knew that to save face he would have to show that he was one of the boys.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘Stick him in his fat Jap gut.’ ‘Whatzat?’ said his skinny friend, who was half-deaf. In fact he said ‘Whatzat?’ so often that the others all called him Whatzat.
Whether he knew it or not, James wasn’t sure.
‘I told the kid to stab him good,’ said Strabo, shouting right into Whatzat’s ear.
James was holding a hunting knife. A big, mean brute with an 8-inch blade, serrated along one edge. Sakata, the Japanese member of the gang, was unarmed. He was standing there in the firelight, at ease, a fain...t smile tickling his lips. He was a huge man, overweight and bloated, but at the same time he was very light on his small feet. He moved with a graceful daintiness, like a dancer. He said very little and kept himself apart from the others.
James didn’t know what to do. He was still pretending to be a tough Mexican street kid. A pickpocket. Handy with a knife. The men were only playing, but they played hard. James knew that to save face he would have to show that he was one of the boys.
What to read after Hurricane Gold?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charlie Higson to read onlineMoreLess
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