Red Dog (2012)
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It was Red Dog’s scratch, so he got up to let him in. Just as he was reaching the doorhandle, however, there was also a knock. ‘Strewth,’ thought John, ‘Red’s learned a new trick.’ He opened it, and there was Red Dog with someone he had never seen before. She was a woman in early middle-age, with a tightly permed hairstyle and a worried but resolute expression.
‘Sorry to bother you,’ she said, ‘but I’ve come about the dog.’ ‘I’m not selling him,’ said John. ‘In fact I’d sooner sell me mum. If sh...e was still alive, that is.’ ‘Oh, I don’t want to buy him,’ said the woman. ‘I’ve just come because I’m worried about him, and I know he’s yours.’ ‘Belongs to everyone, really,’ said John, ‘but I’m his best mate. What’s up then?’ ‘It’s the ticks,’ said the woman.
‘Ticks?’ ‘Yes. Look, my name’s Ellen Richards, and I just moved up here from Perth, and I’ve got a job at Hamersley, in the admin office, and I heard there’s a problem with ticks round here.’ ‘Yes,’ said John, ‘you burn ’em on the backside with a hot needle, and they drop off, and you kill ’em in metho.’ ‘Yes,’ said Ellen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was Red Dog’s scratch, so he got up to let him in. Just as he was reaching the doorhandle, however, there was also a knock. ‘Strewth,’ thought John, ‘Red’s learned a new trick.’ He opened it, and there was Red Dog with someone he had never seen before. She was a woman in early middle-age, with a tightly permed hairstyle and a worried but resolute expression.
‘Sorry to bother you,’ she said, ‘but I’ve come about the dog.’ ‘I’m not selling him,’ said John. ‘In fact I’d sooner sell me mum. If sh...e was still alive, that is.’ ‘Oh, I don’t want to buy him,’ said the woman. ‘I’ve just come because I’m worried about him, and I know he’s yours.’ ‘Belongs to everyone, really,’ said John, ‘but I’m his best mate. What’s up then?’ ‘It’s the ticks,’ said the woman.
‘Ticks?’ ‘Yes. Look, my name’s Ellen Richards, and I just moved up here from Perth, and I’ve got a job at Hamersley, in the admin office, and I heard there’s a problem with ticks round here.’ ‘Yes,’ said John, ‘you burn ’em on the backside with a hot needle, and they drop off, and you kill ’em in metho.’ ‘Yes,’ said Ellen.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis De Bernieres to read onlineMoreLess
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