The Fetch
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He was talking loudly.
From his room, where he stood biting a fingernail and watching anxiously, Michael could hear the words ‘quarry’ and ‘castle’. His father was telling the people about him. They were all going to the pit to snoop around.
The thought was less disturbing to Michael than it might have been. He smiled to himself, thinking of the high walls of his castle, the hard gates, the winding path. They’d never find their way in, not to the heart of the place, only into the quarry.
One of ...the new visitors was a severe-looking man, dressed in black leather trousers and jacket. His eyes were hidden behind dark glasses. He wore a thin, trimmed beard and smoked a thin, trimmed cigar. His expression was sour and solemn and he smirked instead of smiling, always looking round, always peering round, glancing at everything in the garden, staring at the house. It was as if he was searching for clues, but clues to what?
Michael could see that his father was uncomfortable, hands in his pockets, shoulders tightly hunched as he walked and talked with his visitors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was talking loudly.
From his room, where he stood biting a fingernail and watching anxiously, Michael could hear the words ‘quarry’ and ‘castle’. His father was telling the people about him. They were all going to the pit to snoop around.
The thought was less disturbing to Michael than it might have been. He smiled to himself, thinking of the high walls of his castle, the hard gates, the winding path. They’d never find their way in, not to the heart of the place, only into the quarry.
One of ...the new visitors was a severe-looking man, dressed in black leather trousers and jacket. His eyes were hidden behind dark glasses. He wore a thin, trimmed beard and smoked a thin, trimmed cigar. His expression was sour and solemn and he smirked instead of smiling, always looking round, always peering round, glancing at everything in the garden, staring at the house. It was as if he was searching for clues, but clues to what?
Michael could see that his father was uncomfortable, hands in his pockets, shoulders tightly hunched as he walked and talked with his visitors.
What to read after The Fetch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Holdstock to read onlineMoreLess
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