Lamb (2000)
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He had just finished a lesson when word came through from Brother Benedict that he was wanted in his office. He hung his apron in the cupboard, brushed the sawdust from his soutane with the palm of his hand and walked to the Superior’s office. Reception was the only part of the place which had carpet. The hypocrisy of it annoyed Michael every time he walked on it. Outside Brother Benedict’s door there was a small traffic light divided into three sections: Enter – Engaged – Wait. Michael knocked ...and after a long moment heard Brother Benedict call ‘Come in’ in his posh voice. Benedict was behind his desk, looking over his half-glasses; to the right was a woman slanted sideways in an armchair; to the left, standing by a wooden upright chair, was a small boy. A Guard, his hands behind his back, was leaning against the bookcase.
‘Brother Sebastian,’ said Benedict, ‘this is Mrs Kane and this . . . ’ he waved his hand slightly in the boy’s direction, ‘is her son, Owen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had just finished a lesson when word came through from Brother Benedict that he was wanted in his office. He hung his apron in the cupboard, brushed the sawdust from his soutane with the palm of his hand and walked to the Superior’s office. Reception was the only part of the place which had carpet. The hypocrisy of it annoyed Michael every time he walked on it. Outside Brother Benedict’s door there was a small traffic light divided into three sections: Enter – Engaged – Wait. Michael knocked ...and after a long moment heard Brother Benedict call ‘Come in’ in his posh voice. Benedict was behind his desk, looking over his half-glasses; to the right was a woman slanted sideways in an armchair; to the left, standing by a wooden upright chair, was a small boy. A Guard, his hands behind his back, was leaning against the bookcase.
‘Brother Sebastian,’ said Benedict, ‘this is Mrs Kane and this . . . ’ he waved his hand slightly in the boy’s direction, ‘is her son, Owen.
What to read after Lamb?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard Maclaverty to read onlineMoreLess
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