The Isle of Blood
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I ordered another ginger ale. We drank and sweated. The air was breathless, the heat intense. Steamers pulled up to the quay. Others pulled out. The tambourines of the coal workers jangled faintly in the shimmering air. The boy came up and asked if we wanted anything for lunch. Rimbaud ordered a bowl of saltah and another absinthe. I said I wasn’t hungry. Rimbaud shrugged and held up two fingers. The boy left.
“You have to eat,” Rimbaud said matter-of-factly, his first words since the doctor... had left. “In this climate if you don’t eat—almost as bad as not drinking. Do you like Aden?”
I replied that I had not seen enough to form an opinion either way.
“I hate it,” he said. “I despise it. I have always despised it. Aden is a rock, a terrible rock without a single blade of grass or drop of good water. Half the tanks up in Crater stand empty. Have you seen the tanks?”
“Tanks?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I ordered another ginger ale. We drank and sweated. The air was breathless, the heat intense. Steamers pulled up to the quay. Others pulled out. The tambourines of the coal workers jangled faintly in the shimmering air. The boy came up and asked if we wanted anything for lunch. Rimbaud ordered a bowl of saltah and another absinthe. I said I wasn’t hungry. Rimbaud shrugged and held up two fingers. The boy left.
“You have to eat,” Rimbaud said matter-of-factly, his first words since the doctor... had left. “In this climate if you don’t eat—almost as bad as not drinking. Do you like Aden?”
I replied that I had not seen enough to form an opinion either way.
“I hate it,” he said. “I despise it. I have always despised it. Aden is a rock, a terrible rock without a single blade of grass or drop of good water. Half the tanks up in Crater stand empty. Have you seen the tanks?”
“Tanks?”
What to read after The Isle of Blood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rick Yancey to read onlineMoreLess
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