Snowleg (2005)
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Teo, who boarded in the room above, was a Konservatorium student who had given up the violin in favour of composition. (He once demonstrated to Peter, by twisting a knife in a cabbage, how to imitate the sound of someone’s head being battered with a club.) They didn’t know each other well, although once a week they played in the same soccer team.
“Look here, Peter. I know it’s not the right moment, but an amazing opportunity has turned up.”
Peter cleared the pile of books from the sofa and Teo s...at down. “I see Anita hasn’t been in here,” grinning.
“Banned – till after my Physikum.”
“How would you like to go to Leipzig?”
“Leipzig?” He went over to close the curtain. It was hard to work in this cold. The snow wanting to fall. But his chest was beating.
Quickly, Teo explained. He was part of a group of student actors who had been invited to perform in East Germany during the week of the Leipzig Trade Fair. This afternoon their stage-manager had pulled out. “You can open and close a curtain?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Teo, who boarded in the room above, was a Konservatorium student who had given up the violin in favour of composition. (He once demonstrated to Peter, by twisting a knife in a cabbage, how to imitate the sound of someone’s head being battered with a club.) They didn’t know each other well, although once a week they played in the same soccer team.
“Look here, Peter. I know it’s not the right moment, but an amazing opportunity has turned up.”
Peter cleared the pile of books from the sofa and Teo s...at down. “I see Anita hasn’t been in here,” grinning.
“Banned – till after my Physikum.”
“How would you like to go to Leipzig?”
“Leipzig?” He went over to close the curtain. It was hard to work in this cold. The snow wanting to fall. But his chest was beating.
Quickly, Teo explained. He was part of a group of student actors who had been invited to perform in East Germany during the week of the Leipzig Trade Fair. This afternoon their stage-manager had pulled out. “You can open and close a curtain?
What to read after Snowleg?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nicholas Shakespeare to read onlineMoreLess
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