In the Forest
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It has begun to rain again and the lake has the turbulence of a sea, rough waves pounding in and out and the old bent thorn trees creaking, letting out little squeals like the squeals of field mice.
They are all women, all edgy, tired, footsore; their mistrust has deepened since they commenced their search that morning, scouring vacant houses, caravans, outhouses, horse boxes, unused lime kilns and inlets all along the lake shore where small boats bobbed and sidled in their beds of reed.
... They had come to his mother’s grave, some approving, some not, they encircled it as though believing there lingered evidence of his having recently been, and expecting from the tall tombstone and the damp mound of earth, something to float upwards, a whispered message from the other world, a deliverance. At the same time they are in fear that O’Kane might be behind one of those headstones about to take a shot at them. Gladys, whose brother is a guard, says how he told her that once a person has shot or maimed, it is quite simple to do it again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It has begun to rain again and the lake has the turbulence of a sea, rough waves pounding in and out and the old bent thorn trees creaking, letting out little squeals like the squeals of field mice.
They are all women, all edgy, tired, footsore; their mistrust has deepened since they commenced their search that morning, scouring vacant houses, caravans, outhouses, horse boxes, unused lime kilns and inlets all along the lake shore where small boats bobbed and sidled in their beds of reed.
... They had come to his mother’s grave, some approving, some not, they encircled it as though believing there lingered evidence of his having recently been, and expecting from the tall tombstone and the damp mound of earth, something to float upwards, a whispered message from the other world, a deliverance. At the same time they are in fear that O’Kane might be behind one of those headstones about to take a shot at them. Gladys, whose brother is a guard, says how he told her that once a person has shot or maimed, it is quite simple to do it again.
What to read after In the Forest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edna O'brien to read onlineMoreLess
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