Landed
Landed
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The old man would periodically stop in his tracks. Owen learned not to walk behind him, for he’d ram straight into his hard back, but to keep off his left shoulder and then his grandfather would put out his left arm to stay the boy, and they’d stand on the hill. Owen would glance up to gauge the direction in which his grandfather was looking, or perhaps listening, ear or eye cocked that way. He might nod for the boy, and Owen peer with his eleven-year-old eyes.
‘Fox,’ Grandpa would say. ‘Buzzard....’ Never more. Owen then had to find it for himself. ‘Woodcock.’ A shadow flitting amongst the trees; a russet blur in the grass, melting into cover.
They walked up towards Lan Fawr then cut right and down the bank behind the ruin. In the pocket of his jacket Owen could feel the animal, entrusted to him for the first time, bumping softly against his hip. Three days earlier he had borrowed needle and thread off his grandmother and sewn two buttons on the pocket, cut eyes in the flap and stitched their edges to stop the fabric tearing further open.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The old man would periodically stop in his tracks. Owen learned not to walk behind him, for he’d ram straight into his hard back, but to keep off his left shoulder and then his grandfather would put out his left arm to stay the boy, and they’d stand on the hill. Owen would glance up to gauge the direction in which his grandfather was looking, or perhaps listening, ear or eye cocked that way. He might nod for the boy, and Owen peer with his eleven-year-old eyes.
‘Fox,’ Grandpa would say. ‘Buzzard....’ Never more. Owen then had to find it for himself. ‘Woodcock.’ A shadow flitting amongst the trees; a russet blur in the grass, melting into cover.
They walked up towards Lan Fawr then cut right and down the bank behind the ruin. In the pocket of his jacket Owen could feel the animal, entrusted to him for the first time, bumping softly against his hip. Three days earlier he had borrowed needle and thread off his grandmother and sewn two buttons on the pocket, cut eyes in the flap and stitched their edges to stop the fabric tearing further open.
What to read after Landed?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tim Pears to read onlineMoreLess
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