Shame And the Captives
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Baseball practice or competition was futile now that the teams would vanish overnight. Card games were abandoned, all musical rehearsals, instrumental and vocal, went mute.
The council of three sat cross-legged on two mattresses, dividing almost as they always had: Tengan the flier on one, and Aoki and Goda the commoners on another, but old enough to feel amused rather than outraged by Tengan’s assumptions.
“Well,” Aoki murmured, “I have to admit, we couldn’t get a clearer indication than this.”...
The two infantrymen lit and began to smoke their thin cigarettes. Tengan made a murmuring and threatening sound to overbear the unease of Oka’s nearness as guard at the door, of his defeat by the huge young idiot, and of his sexual submission. “Yes, it has been long enough,” he said. “I knew something like this was going to come. I can’t deny that sunlight under any sky is sweet. But I’ve been a prisoner for more than two years, so a neutral party might accuse me of being a delayer.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Baseball practice or competition was futile now that the teams would vanish overnight. Card games were abandoned, all musical rehearsals, instrumental and vocal, went mute.
The council of three sat cross-legged on two mattresses, dividing almost as they always had: Tengan the flier on one, and Aoki and Goda the commoners on another, but old enough to feel amused rather than outraged by Tengan’s assumptions.
“Well,” Aoki murmured, “I have to admit, we couldn’t get a clearer indication than this.”...
The two infantrymen lit and began to smoke their thin cigarettes. Tengan made a murmuring and threatening sound to overbear the unease of Oka’s nearness as guard at the door, of his defeat by the huge young idiot, and of his sexual submission. “Yes, it has been long enough,” he said. “I knew something like this was going to come. I can’t deny that sunlight under any sky is sweet. But I’ve been a prisoner for more than two years, so a neutral party might accuse me of being a delayer.”
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Keneally to read onlineMoreLess
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