The Brides of Rollrock Island (2012)
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said Raditch, peering over the top to Six-Mile Beach. “Well settled with her knitting.”
“It’s all right. We’re plenty,” said Grinny.
“We’re plenty and we have business,” James said with some bluster—he was as scared of her as anyone. He shook his empty sack. “We have been sent by our mams. We’re to provide for our families.”
“Yes, we’ve come all this way,” said Oswald Cawdron.
“We have.”
And down the cliff we went. It was a poisonous day. Every now and again the wind would take a rest from press...ing us to the wall, and try to pull us off it instead. We would grab together and sit then, making a bigger person’s weight that it could not remove. The sea was gray with white dabs of temper all over it; the sky hung full of ragged strips of cloud.
We spilled out onto the sand. You can fetch sea-hearts two ways. You can go up the tide wrack; you will find more there, but they will be harder, drier for lying there, and many of them dead. You can still eat them, but they will take more cooking and, unless your mam boils them through the night, more chewing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Raditch, peering over the top to Six-Mile Beach. “Well settled with her knitting.”
“It’s all right. We’re plenty,” said Grinny.
“We’re plenty and we have business,” James said with some bluster—he was as scared of her as anyone. He shook his empty sack. “We have been sent by our mams. We’re to provide for our families.”
“Yes, we’ve come all this way,” said Oswald Cawdron.
“We have.”
And down the cliff we went. It was a poisonous day. Every now and again the wind would take a rest from press...ing us to the wall, and try to pull us off it instead. We would grab together and sit then, making a bigger person’s weight that it could not remove. The sea was gray with white dabs of temper all over it; the sky hung full of ragged strips of cloud.
We spilled out onto the sand. You can fetch sea-hearts two ways. You can go up the tide wrack; you will find more there, but they will be harder, drier for lying there, and many of them dead. You can still eat them, but they will take more cooking and, unless your mam boils them through the night, more chewing.
What to read after The Brides of Rollrock Island?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margo Lanagan to read onlineMoreLess
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