Liberation Movements
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Flat fields had given way to rolling hills under an overcast late-morning sky. Across from him in the compartment was a fat farmer’s wife, not unlike his own mother, her babushka tied tightly under her chin. She ate pumpkin seeds and tried not to stare at the blood soaked into the upturned collar of his army jacket.
He’d slept the whole way from Prague, then been woken in Šarišske by a Czech border guard, who, though he noticed the blood, was too intimidated by the uniform to comment. Peter hand...ed over Stanislav Klym’s documents with a serious expression and accepted them back just as morbidly. It was in Šarišske that this woman had joined him.
He hadn’t thought about the blood when he plunged the knife into Stanislav Klym’s neck. He had simply followed what he knew was the inevitable next step. He pushed it through the skin, and when it hit resistance the neck slid back against his knee. The soldier’s eyes and mouth snapped open, but without voice. Just the wet rasping of impossible breaths.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Flat fields had given way to rolling hills under an overcast late-morning sky. Across from him in the compartment was a fat farmer’s wife, not unlike his own mother, her babushka tied tightly under her chin. She ate pumpkin seeds and tried not to stare at the blood soaked into the upturned collar of his army jacket.
He’d slept the whole way from Prague, then been woken in Šarišske by a Czech border guard, who, though he noticed the blood, was too intimidated by the uniform to comment. Peter hand...ed over Stanislav Klym’s documents with a serious expression and accepted them back just as morbidly. It was in Šarišske that this woman had joined him.
He hadn’t thought about the blood when he plunged the knife into Stanislav Klym’s neck. He had simply followed what he knew was the inevitable next step. He pushed it through the skin, and when it hit resistance the neck slid back against his knee. The soldier’s eyes and mouth snapped open, but without voice. Just the wet rasping of impossible breaths.
What to read after Liberation Movements?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Olen Steinhauer to read onlineMoreLess
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