The Devil in Green
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Their horses' measured hoofbeats clattered with a lonely beat on the flagstones as they made their way down the High Street. Away to their left, the lanterns of the travellers' camp spoke of comfort and friendship, food, drink and music: life. Mallory peered through gaps in the buildings to the tents in the hope that he might see someone awake. Miller caught him looking and flashed a knowing smile.
They watched the dark windows carefully, eyed every shadowy doorway and alley. The Devil was afoot..., and now they were in his territory.
'It's better like this,' Gardener said. He already had his hood pulled over his head so all that was visible was the red glow of his roll-up.
'It's freezing, it's night-time and we're heading for the next thing to hell,' Daniels said gloomily. 'I don't think better is the right word.' 'I didn't mean that.' Gardener's smoke mingled with the cloud of his breath. 'I mean this.' He gestured to the wider city. 'No cars. No pollution.
No bloody politicians or McDonalds or multi-bloody-national companies only interested in cash.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their horses' measured hoofbeats clattered with a lonely beat on the flagstones as they made their way down the High Street. Away to their left, the lanterns of the travellers' camp spoke of comfort and friendship, food, drink and music: life. Mallory peered through gaps in the buildings to the tents in the hope that he might see someone awake. Miller caught him looking and flashed a knowing smile.
They watched the dark windows carefully, eyed every shadowy doorway and alley. The Devil was afoot..., and now they were in his territory.
'It's better like this,' Gardener said. He already had his hood pulled over his head so all that was visible was the red glow of his roll-up.
'It's freezing, it's night-time and we're heading for the next thing to hell,' Daniels said gloomily. 'I don't think better is the right word.' 'I didn't mean that.' Gardener's smoke mingled with the cloud of his breath. 'I mean this.' He gestured to the wider city. 'No cars. No pollution.
No bloody politicians or McDonalds or multi-bloody-national companies only interested in cash.
What to read after The Devil in Green?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mark Chadbourn to read onlineMoreLess
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