Staring At the Light
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Andrew Mitchum made a guess that no-one could. Smith was a man of brief appearances, strong aversions and no loyalties.
Seven in the morning: bleak and cold outside, overheated indoors, and they seemed to be discussing the brotherhood of man.
‘I am not my brother’s keeper, sir.’ It was disconcerting to be called ‘sir’ by someone older. Andrew, a twenty-five-year-old solicitor flirting with dishonesty in this extra-curricular work, had never been called ‘sir’ in his life and recognized th...is as more of a conversational tic than anything to do with respect for his opinion, but it was uncomfortable all the same, especially with someone not even a decade older bearing all the gravitas of middle age. ‘No,’ he said. ‘Of course not. Sir.’ It stuck in his throat to reply in kind and he realized, too late, that he might be mistaken for a mimic. There was no jauntiness or sense of irony in John Smith. This man had neither logic nor humour, which did not mean to say he lacked charisma; only that he looked as if he had never laughed, except as a private and derisive reaction to something horribly personal, which Andrew did not like to consider.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Andrew Mitchum made a guess that no-one could. Smith was a man of brief appearances, strong aversions and no loyalties.
Seven in the morning: bleak and cold outside, overheated indoors, and they seemed to be discussing the brotherhood of man.
‘I am not my brother’s keeper, sir.’ It was disconcerting to be called ‘sir’ by someone older. Andrew, a twenty-five-year-old solicitor flirting with dishonesty in this extra-curricular work, had never been called ‘sir’ in his life and recognized th...is as more of a conversational tic than anything to do with respect for his opinion, but it was uncomfortable all the same, especially with someone not even a decade older bearing all the gravitas of middle age. ‘No,’ he said. ‘Of course not. Sir.’ It stuck in his throat to reply in kind and he realized, too late, that he might be mistaken for a mimic. There was no jauntiness or sense of irony in John Smith. This man had neither logic nor humour, which did not mean to say he lacked charisma; only that he looked as if he had never laughed, except as a private and derisive reaction to something horribly personal, which Andrew did not like to consider.
What to read after Staring At the Light?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Fyfield to read onlineMoreLess
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