She Who Waits (Low Town 3)
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It was the warmest spot in the bar, and the most comfortable – a distinct cut above the small room I occupied on the second floor, which was drafty, cramped and had the tendency to leak rainwater onto my forehead. On the other hand, it afforded the boy little in the way of privacy, or protection from passersby. He’d come to adopt the sleeping habits of a wintering bear; without forcible interruption his repose often extended well into the center of the day.
Which is a very long way of explaining... that I had to put a boot into his side to wake him, and even then it took a solid forty-five seconds for him to blink into consciousness.
‘What was that for?’ he said finally, shoving my toes out of his armpit.
‘I’m a mild sadist,’ I said.
‘Mild?’ I thought that was pretty cute given that he was still wiping sleep out of his eyes. ‘Get dressed. We’re going for a walk.’ ‘Where to?’ ‘Not to catch the early worm, I can tell you that much.’ ‘What?’ ‘We’re going to see Yancey,’ I said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was the warmest spot in the bar, and the most comfortable – a distinct cut above the small room I occupied on the second floor, which was drafty, cramped and had the tendency to leak rainwater onto my forehead. On the other hand, it afforded the boy little in the way of privacy, or protection from passersby. He’d come to adopt the sleeping habits of a wintering bear; without forcible interruption his repose often extended well into the center of the day.
Which is a very long way of explaining... that I had to put a boot into his side to wake him, and even then it took a solid forty-five seconds for him to blink into consciousness.
‘What was that for?’ he said finally, shoving my toes out of his armpit.
‘I’m a mild sadist,’ I said.
‘Mild?’ I thought that was pretty cute given that he was still wiping sleep out of his eyes. ‘Get dressed. We’re going for a walk.’ ‘Where to?’ ‘Not to catch the early worm, I can tell you that much.’ ‘What?’ ‘We’re going to see Yancey,’ I said.
What to read after She Who Waits (Low Town 3)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Polansky to read onlineMoreLess
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