I Refuse
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Not a car had moved. After some time Jim and his mother came out with rolled-up carpets and boxes and bags of bed linen in their arms and put it all in the back, and Sletten helped them with the furniture, and then Lien too was there to give a hand, and he and Sletten came out with the heavy, red sofa between them, and Sletten had to walk backwards and do whatever Lien told him, left, right, down a bit, he called, up a bit, he called, and Sletten didn’t like Lien telling him what to do, but stil...l, they managed to manoeuvre the sofa all the way through the hall and out through the porch, and out of the door and down the steps to the van, and it would have been the most natural thing in the world for Tommy to go down and help, but there was no way he could. There was a wall of glass between the houses. You saw everything, but you couldn’t get through it.
The sun was up already, it shone through the window at a low angle, and on both sides the light was blinding. Tommy could hear the woodpecker at the top of the telegraph pole tapping against the metal in the still air.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not a car had moved. After some time Jim and his mother came out with rolled-up carpets and boxes and bags of bed linen in their arms and put it all in the back, and Sletten helped them with the furniture, and then Lien too was there to give a hand, and he and Sletten came out with the heavy, red sofa between them, and Sletten had to walk backwards and do whatever Lien told him, left, right, down a bit, he called, up a bit, he called, and Sletten didn’t like Lien telling him what to do, but stil...l, they managed to manoeuvre the sofa all the way through the hall and out through the porch, and out of the door and down the steps to the van, and it would have been the most natural thing in the world for Tommy to go down and help, but there was no way he could. There was a wall of glass between the houses. You saw everything, but you couldn’t get through it.
The sun was up already, it shone through the window at a low angle, and on both sides the light was blinding. Tommy could hear the woodpecker at the top of the telegraph pole tapping against the metal in the still air.
What to read after I Refuse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Per Petterson to read onlineMoreLess
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