The Broken Chariot (2016)
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He seemed to have been travelling all day, but it was only a few minutes after noon. Mrs Denman had packed him off with enough food to get him to the South Pole and back. ‘All that way? You’ll be hungry. I would be. As soon as the train’s over Trent Bridge I have to eat a sandwich.’ Why his parents had cut themselves off in this remote corner of Norfolk he couldn’t think. Nottingham was a metropolis, and he felt vulnerable as the line descended the valley of the Yare. More like the yawn. He clos...ed the map.
Still, he felt something pleasing in the landscape, as if he’d been here before. Perhaps in another life he had. His mother’s lot came from this way, likewise old Uncle Richard at Malvern who gave him the pound notes that paid for his escape from school.
As the train turned northerly he felt human again, more relaxed than in Nottingham. Being on the move was what did it, but he didn’t trust such a feeling of wellbeing. He liked it, but something was wrong. The man opposite looked at him too closely.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He seemed to have been travelling all day, but it was only a few minutes after noon. Mrs Denman had packed him off with enough food to get him to the South Pole and back. ‘All that way? You’ll be hungry. I would be. As soon as the train’s over Trent Bridge I have to eat a sandwich.’ Why his parents had cut themselves off in this remote corner of Norfolk he couldn’t think. Nottingham was a metropolis, and he felt vulnerable as the line descended the valley of the Yare. More like the yawn. He clos...ed the map.
Still, he felt something pleasing in the landscape, as if he’d been here before. Perhaps in another life he had. His mother’s lot came from this way, likewise old Uncle Richard at Malvern who gave him the pound notes that paid for his escape from school.
As the train turned northerly he felt human again, more relaxed than in Nottingham. Being on the move was what did it, but he didn’t trust such a feeling of wellbeing. He liked it, but something was wrong. The man opposite looked at him too closely.
What to read after The Broken Chariot?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alan Sillitoe to read onlineMoreLess
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