Tears of the Salamander
Tears of the Salamander
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His room—Uncle Giorgio had said so, showing him in. It was large—larger than his parents’ had been, above the bakehouse—with a bed big enough for five, and some heavy dark old furniture. In the back of the closet Alfredo had found a small chest, empty apart from a few schoolbooks. The one he opened had the initials A.V.DI S. inside the front cover. The first two were the same as his own—Alfredo Vittorio…No! All three were the same as his own, now—Alfredo Vittorio di Sala. Impossible. The books w...ere old, with underlinings and doodles in the margins. No again, not impossible. Antonio Vittorio di Sala—Father’s name once. This room must have been Father’s room, long ago.
He had stood and stared round it, aching with longing for some whisper of a voice, the ghost of a footfall, a presence, however faint. Nothing. The ache still filled him now as he sat—how often his father must have done the same—staring out at the soft calm night, smelling the sweet calm odors. He needed Father.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His room—Uncle Giorgio had said so, showing him in. It was large—larger than his parents’ had been, above the bakehouse—with a bed big enough for five, and some heavy dark old furniture. In the back of the closet Alfredo had found a small chest, empty apart from a few schoolbooks. The one he opened had the initials A.V.DI S. inside the front cover. The first two were the same as his own—Alfredo Vittorio…No! All three were the same as his own, now—Alfredo Vittorio di Sala. Impossible. The books w...ere old, with underlinings and doodles in the margins. No again, not impossible. Antonio Vittorio di Sala—Father’s name once. This room must have been Father’s room, long ago.
He had stood and stared round it, aching with longing for some whisper of a voice, the ghost of a footfall, a presence, however faint. Nothing. The ache still filled him now as he sat—how often his father must have done the same—staring out at the soft calm night, smelling the sweet calm odors. He needed Father.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter Dickinson to read onlineMoreLess
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