The Black Halo
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‘I want you to be on your best behaviour.’ They sat two to a seat in a room which was white with the light of the snow.
‘That is all I have to say about it,’ he said. He unfurled a map which he stretched across the blackboard. ‘And now,’ he said, ‘we will do some geography.’ The following day was again a dazzle of white. Mr Macrae took a watch from his breast pocket and said, ‘They will be here at eleven o’clock. It is now five to eleven and time for your interval.’ They rushed out into the ...playground and immediately began to throw snowballs at each other. They would perhaps have a longer interval today and then Mr Macrae would blow his whistle and they would form lines and march into the room.
Torquil shook his head as he received a snowball in the face and then ran after Daial, whom he hit with a beauty. The sky was clear and blue, and the snow crisp and fresh and white.
At eleven o’clock they saw a stout sombre man clad in black climb the icy steps to the playground, a small pale boy beside him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘I want you to be on your best behaviour.’ They sat two to a seat in a room which was white with the light of the snow.
‘That is all I have to say about it,’ he said. He unfurled a map which he stretched across the blackboard. ‘And now,’ he said, ‘we will do some geography.’ The following day was again a dazzle of white. Mr Macrae took a watch from his breast pocket and said, ‘They will be here at eleven o’clock. It is now five to eleven and time for your interval.’ They rushed out into the ...playground and immediately began to throw snowballs at each other. They would perhaps have a longer interval today and then Mr Macrae would blow his whistle and they would form lines and march into the room.
Torquil shook his head as he received a snowball in the face and then ran after Daial, whom he hit with a beauty. The sky was clear and blue, and the snow crisp and fresh and white.
At eleven o’clock they saw a stout sombre man clad in black climb the icy steps to the playground, a small pale boy beside him.
What to read after The Black Halo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Iain Crichton Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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