Second Hand Jane
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“I never fathomed the point of it all. Where did it get any of us?” He shook his head. “Live and let live, I say, but things were different then and like Da said, it wasn’t as straightforward or simple as that—feelings ran too deep for too long for there ever to be an easy answer. Still do, if you scratch beneath the surface. It never seemed to touch us, though, not here. Da down at the pub, rolling out his stories of marches gone by or putting on his orange colours and heading up for the parade... was the closest we came to being involved with any of it. I saw them once, though.”
“Who?” Jess asked quietly.
“They were UDA men.”
Even with her limited knowledge of the different Loyalist fighting factions, she knew this stood for the Ulster Defence Association, Ulster being the northerly province of Ireland.
“I was ten at the time, cutting through the paddocks, taking a shortcut on me way home from school when six of them crashed through the hedgerow, wearing balaclavas and carrying guns.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“I never fathomed the point of it all. Where did it get any of us?” He shook his head. “Live and let live, I say, but things were different then and like Da said, it wasn’t as straightforward or simple as that—feelings ran too deep for too long for there ever to be an easy answer. Still do, if you scratch beneath the surface. It never seemed to touch us, though, not here. Da down at the pub, rolling out his stories of marches gone by or putting on his orange colours and heading up for the parade... was the closest we came to being involved with any of it. I saw them once, though.”
“Who?” Jess asked quietly.
“They were UDA men.”
Even with her limited knowledge of the different Loyalist fighting factions, she knew this stood for the Ulster Defence Association, Ulster being the northerly province of Ireland.
“I was ten at the time, cutting through the paddocks, taking a shortcut on me way home from school when six of them crashed through the hedgerow, wearing balaclavas and carrying guns.
What to read after Second Hand Jane?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michelle Vernal to read onlineMoreLess
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