Husk: a Maresman Tale
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The high street was already bustling with fisherfolk on their way to work, and a number of the shops he’d passed when he first arrived were open early, some selling bait and tackle, others taking in nets to repair or offering deals on new oilskins that no one seemed to want or need. Either they’d better create a need soon, or they’d go out of business. Mind you, from the looks of the storefronts, worn by the salt spray carried off the sea, they’d been there a while, so Jeb guessed they knew what... they were doing.
The bitter smell of coffee was thick in the air, coming from a shop that displayed an array of pastries outside beneath an awning. Jeb dismounted, leaving Tubal tethered to a post, and bought himself a steaming fill of coffee for his tin mug, along with a sweet pastry and a meat pie for later.
“Haddock pie’s my specialty, stranger,” the crone running the place said. “Folk round here swear by it.” She spat something brown and sticky into a bucket through the gap in her teeth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The high street was already bustling with fisherfolk on their way to work, and a number of the shops he’d passed when he first arrived were open early, some selling bait and tackle, others taking in nets to repair or offering deals on new oilskins that no one seemed to want or need. Either they’d better create a need soon, or they’d go out of business. Mind you, from the looks of the storefronts, worn by the salt spray carried off the sea, they’d been there a while, so Jeb guessed they knew what... they were doing.
The bitter smell of coffee was thick in the air, coming from a shop that displayed an array of pastries outside beneath an awning. Jeb dismounted, leaving Tubal tethered to a post, and bought himself a steaming fill of coffee for his tin mug, along with a sweet pastry and a meat pie for later.
“Haddock pie’s my specialty, stranger,” the crone running the place said. “Folk round here swear by it.” She spat something brown and sticky into a bucket through the gap in her teeth.
What to read after Husk: a Maresman Tale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Prior, D.P. to read onlineMoreLess
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