The Beginning Place
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“You bastards,” he said, the first words he had ever spoken aloud in the twilight place. “You sneaking bastards!”
The high bushes crashed and writhed. Somebody came out of hiding there, a boy, black-haired, staring. “Get out,” the boy said. “Clear out. This is private property.”
“All right. Where’s my stuff?” Hugh took a step forward. “It cost a week’s pay. What did you do with it?”
“It’s up there in the woods. Don’t bring it back. Don’t come back. Just get out!”
The boy stepped forward, self-ri...ghteous, jeering, hateful. Hugh could not keep himself from shaking. “All right,” he said, “you didn’t have to—” It was no use. He turned, plunged back down the bank and across the stream, slipping and catching himself on boulders as he crossed. He made for the gateway. He had to get out. He would get out and go, never come back, it was ruined. His stuff was up in the woods, he would go through the gate and get his stuff and never come back.
But he had already gone through the gate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“You bastards,” he said, the first words he had ever spoken aloud in the twilight place. “You sneaking bastards!”
The high bushes crashed and writhed. Somebody came out of hiding there, a boy, black-haired, staring. “Get out,” the boy said. “Clear out. This is private property.”
“All right. Where’s my stuff?” Hugh took a step forward. “It cost a week’s pay. What did you do with it?”
“It’s up there in the woods. Don’t bring it back. Don’t come back. Just get out!”
The boy stepped forward, self-ri...ghteous, jeering, hateful. Hugh could not keep himself from shaking. “All right,” he said, “you didn’t have to—” It was no use. He turned, plunged back down the bank and across the stream, slipping and catching himself on boulders as he crossed. He made for the gateway. He had to get out. He would get out and go, never come back, it was ruined. His stuff was up in the woods, he would go through the gate and get his stuff and never come back.
But he had already gone through the gate.
What to read after The Beginning Place?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ursula K. Le Guin to read onlineMoreLess
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