The Bad Fire
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Kelvinbridge, West End of town, McWhinnie’s habitat of patisseries, food-of-the-moment bistros, upscale greengrocers where you could buy yams and Cape gooseberries; normally he would have been comfortable here, but this morning no, quite the opposite.
He sloshed some milky coffee down the side of his cup as he raised it to his mouth. A shadow fell across him and he raised his face and Chris Caskie was looking down at him through a pair of sunglasses.
Caskie sat, laid his folded copy of the Scots...man on the table and crossed his legs. He said, ‘Glasgow’s beautiful at times. The way stone changes colour in the sunlight. The varieties of sandstone. Pink. Red. Ginger. Blonde. Lovely place.’ ‘How is it all those marvellous colours look the same when it rains?’ McWhinnie asked. ‘How come they all look so damn drab?’ ‘Whoo. Tetchy, are we? Talk to me, Charles.’ ‘This whole thing isn’t to my liking,’ Charles McWhinnie said. ‘I want that on record.’ ‘On record? Where?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kelvinbridge, West End of town, McWhinnie’s habitat of patisseries, food-of-the-moment bistros, upscale greengrocers where you could buy yams and Cape gooseberries; normally he would have been comfortable here, but this morning no, quite the opposite.
He sloshed some milky coffee down the side of his cup as he raised it to his mouth. A shadow fell across him and he raised his face and Chris Caskie was looking down at him through a pair of sunglasses.
Caskie sat, laid his folded copy of the Scots...man on the table and crossed his legs. He said, ‘Glasgow’s beautiful at times. The way stone changes colour in the sunlight. The varieties of sandstone. Pink. Red. Ginger. Blonde. Lovely place.’ ‘How is it all those marvellous colours look the same when it rains?’ McWhinnie asked. ‘How come they all look so damn drab?’ ‘Whoo. Tetchy, are we? Talk to me, Charles.’ ‘This whole thing isn’t to my liking,’ Charles McWhinnie said. ‘I want that on record.’ ‘On record? Where?
What to read after The Bad Fire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Campbell Armstrong to read onlineMoreLess
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