Running Dark (2008)
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His old man had driven him to the Mimolov swamp when he was thirteen. They had parked on a jack pine plain and walked nearly a mile through muddy swales and cedar tangles until they got to a single ruined building standing on a hummock of high ground. The building’s roof had rotted away, but most of the walls of lime- and fieldstone still stood.
The old man sat on the stone sill where a window had once been, lit a cigarette, popped the cork of his pocket flask, took a long pull, and said, “W...hat do you see?”
Service had no idea what the old man wanted; he rarely did.
“Guess what this place was?” the old man asked with slight irritation.
“A church or a school?”
“Church,” the old man said. “Good. Now, what do you see?”
“The roof’s gone, windows too. Porkies, probably.”
“Okay. What else?”
Service saw nothing and leaned against a wall, wishing the old man wouldn’t pull this stuff on him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His old man had driven him to the Mimolov swamp when he was thirteen. They had parked on a jack pine plain and walked nearly a mile through muddy swales and cedar tangles until they got to a single ruined building standing on a hummock of high ground. The building’s roof had rotted away, but most of the walls of lime- and fieldstone still stood.
The old man sat on the stone sill where a window had once been, lit a cigarette, popped the cork of his pocket flask, took a long pull, and said, “W...hat do you see?”
Service had no idea what the old man wanted; he rarely did.
“Guess what this place was?” the old man asked with slight irritation.
“A church or a school?”
“Church,” the old man said. “Good. Now, what do you see?”
“The roof’s gone, windows too. Porkies, probably.”
“Okay. What else?”
Service saw nothing and leaned against a wall, wishing the old man wouldn’t pull this stuff on him.
What to read after Running Dark?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Heywood to read onlineMoreLess
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