The Incident On the Bridge (2016)
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a voice is saying.
He stares. It’s not the same librarian, but she has a name tag on. The book is open to the same page and the man who was reading in the carrel way ahead of him is gone. A lady who’s scanning the shelves across from him pretends she isn’t listening but she’s watching to see if the librarian will make him leave. Perhaps it was she who told the librarian an old man was sleeping in the chair instead of reading.
He closes the book and sets it on the desk before him. Then he stands ...up. The librarian crosses her hands nervously and waits to see if he’ll go.
“I’m going,” he says.
She doesn’t say anything, just waits for him to walk in the direction of the exit, down the shiny hall. The light outside is different: it’s late afternoon. Somehow he’s been asleep for hours and hours. Can that be? It’s as if he were drugged.
There’s nothing to do about the impeller or his money now. He must go back to the boat and do without the motor, do without the card.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
a voice is saying.
He stares. It’s not the same librarian, but she has a name tag on. The book is open to the same page and the man who was reading in the carrel way ahead of him is gone. A lady who’s scanning the shelves across from him pretends she isn’t listening but she’s watching to see if the librarian will make him leave. Perhaps it was she who told the librarian an old man was sleeping in the chair instead of reading.
He closes the book and sets it on the desk before him. Then he stands ...up. The librarian crosses her hands nervously and waits to see if he’ll go.
“I’m going,” he says.
She doesn’t say anything, just waits for him to walk in the direction of the exit, down the shiny hall. The light outside is different: it’s late afternoon. Somehow he’s been asleep for hours and hours. Can that be? It’s as if he were drugged.
There’s nothing to do about the impeller or his money now. He must go back to the boat and do without the motor, do without the card.
What to read after The Incident On the Bridge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Laura Mcneal to read onlineMoreLess
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