Low Town
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“And here I was thinking I wouldn’t see you, what with your boy not sure when you’d make it out here and my shift almost over.”
“Hello, Dunkan,” I said, taking his outstretched hand with an unfeigned grin. “Keeping warm?”
He laughed good-naturedly, his face nearly as red as his hair. “Colder than the nipples on a hag, as my father used to say! Course, strictly between us as gentlemen, I’ve armed myself with a secret weapon against the onslaught of winter.” He took an unlabeled bottle from his wa...istcoat and shook it invitingly. “Don’t suppose I can interest you in a taste?”
I knocked back a shot and my stomach filled with liquid fire.
“Good stuff, ain’t it?” he asked.
I nodded and took another. It was good, strong as the kick of a mule but with a sweet aftertaste.
“Brewed over a peat fire—that’s the only way to do it. My cousin’s got a still in his backyard, sends me a monthly shipment. One day I’ll have enough saved to move back home and start a real brewery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“And here I was thinking I wouldn’t see you, what with your boy not sure when you’d make it out here and my shift almost over.”
“Hello, Dunkan,” I said, taking his outstretched hand with an unfeigned grin. “Keeping warm?”
He laughed good-naturedly, his face nearly as red as his hair. “Colder than the nipples on a hag, as my father used to say! Course, strictly between us as gentlemen, I’ve armed myself with a secret weapon against the onslaught of winter.” He took an unlabeled bottle from his wa...istcoat and shook it invitingly. “Don’t suppose I can interest you in a taste?”
I knocked back a shot and my stomach filled with liquid fire.
“Good stuff, ain’t it?” he asked.
I nodded and took another. It was good, strong as the kick of a mule but with a sweet aftertaste.
“Brewed over a peat fire—that’s the only way to do it. My cousin’s got a still in his backyard, sends me a monthly shipment. One day I’ll have enough saved to move back home and start a real brewery.
What to read after Low Town?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Polansky to read onlineMoreLess
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