The Lost Sailors (2013)
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Abdul Aziz had tried to understand, without much success. She was crazy, that was the only answer he could find. While admitting that it wasn’t much of an explanation. In fact, it didn’t explain anything.
It was the second day after he’d gotten back from Adelaide. Cephea had just put the children to bed. They had sat down on the terrace, to have a couple of margaritas. Cephea had a knack for making margaritas, always putting just the right amount of salt around the rim of the glass. Looking ...out over the roofs of Dakar in the still of the night, he started talking about the journey. It was something he always needed to do. To tell her about the world.
The Kananga had sailed up the Gulf of St. Vincent and moored in the sheltered outer harbor of North Haven. “A place where no one ever went of his own free will,” as sailors liked to say.
Beyond this strip of flat, steaming scrub, bristling with sheet-metal huts, was Port Adelaide, with Adelaide behind it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Abdul Aziz had tried to understand, without much success. She was crazy, that was the only answer he could find. While admitting that it wasn’t much of an explanation. In fact, it didn’t explain anything.
It was the second day after he’d gotten back from Adelaide. Cephea had just put the children to bed. They had sat down on the terrace, to have a couple of margaritas. Cephea had a knack for making margaritas, always putting just the right amount of salt around the rim of the glass. Looking ...out over the roofs of Dakar in the still of the night, he started talking about the journey. It was something he always needed to do. To tell her about the world.
The Kananga had sailed up the Gulf of St. Vincent and moored in the sheltered outer harbor of North Haven. “A place where no one ever went of his own free will,” as sailors liked to say.
Beyond this strip of flat, steaming scrub, bristling with sheet-metal huts, was Port Adelaide, with Adelaide behind it.
What to read after The Lost Sailors?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howard Curtis to read onlineMoreLess
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