One Sunday (2005)
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Nicholas Squire had been onto Russell Street, wanting to know where Morgan was, so Russell Street had been onto Tom, demanding to know where Morgan was. Tom hadn’t liked the officious bugger on the line, so he’d got in a word or two of his own.
‘Well, sir, if I didn’t have half the local chaps out looking for two missing tots, and the other half out diving for a missing handbag, I would have organised a search party to go out looking for Morgan – if I had access to a vehicle, sir, other than my ...pushbike, which I’ve already punctured once today. In fact, the way things are up here, I can’t really see my way clear to do much about finding him for you tonight.’ It was going on for seven o’clock, and no one had heard from Morgan for hours. There were a few hills between Molliston and Melbourne. The train went around them but the dirt track south went over them. Anyone driving a vehicle, if he had half a brain, would follow the main road up to Willama then cut back across to Molliston, even if it was fifty-odd extra miles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nicholas Squire had been onto Russell Street, wanting to know where Morgan was, so Russell Street had been onto Tom, demanding to know where Morgan was. Tom hadn’t liked the officious bugger on the line, so he’d got in a word or two of his own.
‘Well, sir, if I didn’t have half the local chaps out looking for two missing tots, and the other half out diving for a missing handbag, I would have organised a search party to go out looking for Morgan – if I had access to a vehicle, sir, other than my ...pushbike, which I’ve already punctured once today. In fact, the way things are up here, I can’t really see my way clear to do much about finding him for you tonight.’ It was going on for seven o’clock, and no one had heard from Morgan for hours. There were a few hills between Molliston and Melbourne. The train went around them but the dirt track south went over them. Anyone driving a vehicle, if he had half a brain, would follow the main road up to Willama then cut back across to Molliston, even if it was fifty-odd extra miles.
What to read after One Sunday?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joy Dettman to read onlineMoreLess
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