Pattern (2013)
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He was lying in the yard, next to the woodpile, and someone had just thrown a bucket of water in his face. No pile of straw, he noted, and no circle of anxious faces (so either Monach had got it wrong, or all that stuff was for next time; he repeated the thought in his mind, but this time none of it made any sense); just Boarci standing over him with an empty bucket.
‘Bloody hell,’ Poldarn croaked. ‘What happened to you?’ ‘What? Oh, you mean my beard.’ Boarci pulled a sad face. ‘Got set on fire,... didn’t it? And when I looked at it just now, I figured, bloody fool I’d look with only half a beard. So I shaved the rest off. It’ll grow back,’ he sighed. ‘Eventually.’ ‘How about the rest of you? You were all on fire,’ Poldarn remembered.
‘Just my clothes,’ Boarci replied, ‘though they’re all ruined, of course, which is a pain. You know, I’m not having much luck here. When I arrived, I didn’t have much but at least I had the clothes I stood up in. Not any more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was lying in the yard, next to the woodpile, and someone had just thrown a bucket of water in his face. No pile of straw, he noted, and no circle of anxious faces (so either Monach had got it wrong, or all that stuff was for next time; he repeated the thought in his mind, but this time none of it made any sense); just Boarci standing over him with an empty bucket.
‘Bloody hell,’ Poldarn croaked. ‘What happened to you?’ ‘What? Oh, you mean my beard.’ Boarci pulled a sad face. ‘Got set on fire,... didn’t it? And when I looked at it just now, I figured, bloody fool I’d look with only half a beard. So I shaved the rest off. It’ll grow back,’ he sighed. ‘Eventually.’ ‘How about the rest of you? You were all on fire,’ Poldarn remembered.
‘Just my clothes,’ Boarci replied, ‘though they’re all ruined, of course, which is a pain. You know, I’m not having much luck here. When I arrived, I didn’t have much but at least I had the clothes I stood up in. Not any more.
What to read after Pattern?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by K. J. Parker to read onlineMoreLess
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