Princess Play
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The air was heavy and hot: there was no air conditioning and only a small window in each cell, hardly sufficient for a breeze.
He went first to Kamal, sitting wretchedly on the hard bench, his head in his hands, looking as though he’d been sitting in that posture for years. He leaned in through the bars, his habitual expression of disapproval and distain unchanged, even seeing his only child in such straits. Kamal lifted his head to look at him without any warmth.
‘What is it?’ ‘Is that how you ...talk to me?’ his father asked. If he was surprised at the lack of deference he’d come to expect from his son, his face didn’t reveal it.
Kamal was tired. ‘What did you come here for, Ayah?’ ‘To see how you were.’ ‘How did you think I would be?’ ‘Stop talking in riddles,’ he answered. Behind him, two policemen entered and unlocked the remaining empty cell. They ushered him into it with little ceremony, ran their eyes along the three sets of bars and left.
‘You’re in jail?’ Kamal asked, shocked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The air was heavy and hot: there was no air conditioning and only a small window in each cell, hardly sufficient for a breeze.
He went first to Kamal, sitting wretchedly on the hard bench, his head in his hands, looking as though he’d been sitting in that posture for years. He leaned in through the bars, his habitual expression of disapproval and distain unchanged, even seeing his only child in such straits. Kamal lifted his head to look at him without any warmth.
‘What is it?’ ‘Is that how you ...talk to me?’ his father asked. If he was surprised at the lack of deference he’d come to expect from his son, his face didn’t reveal it.
Kamal was tired. ‘What did you come here for, Ayah?’ ‘To see how you were.’ ‘How did you think I would be?’ ‘Stop talking in riddles,’ he answered. Behind him, two policemen entered and unlocked the remaining empty cell. They ushered him into it with little ceremony, ran their eyes along the three sets of bars and left.
‘You’re in jail?’ Kamal asked, shocked.
What to read after Princess Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Ismail to read onlineMoreLess
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