The Outback
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He arrived back at the town late on the Tuesday evening and so as not to disturb his employees too much, he waited until the following morning before paying them a visit.
When he did turn up at the caravan park, he brought with him a most unwelcome passenger.
‘What’s he doing here?’ Colin was barely able to control his temper upon seeing the man exit from the passenger side of Joe’s car and he knew that Stephen would not exercise such restraint when he learned of Pierro’s return.
‘I don’t want t...o see any trouble here,’ warned Joe. ‘Pierro has been through enough in the last twenty four hours and he has as much right to be here as you.’ The Italian was not in good shape. He had dark rings around his bloodshot eyes and had gone without more than just sleep, as he was also unwashed and unshaven. His condition conveyed a state of extreme stress that could be attributed to either grief or guilt. Colin put it down to the latter.
‘Do you really think that bringing him back here is wise...or even safe?’ Colin asked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He arrived back at the town late on the Tuesday evening and so as not to disturb his employees too much, he waited until the following morning before paying them a visit.
When he did turn up at the caravan park, he brought with him a most unwelcome passenger.
‘What’s he doing here?’ Colin was barely able to control his temper upon seeing the man exit from the passenger side of Joe’s car and he knew that Stephen would not exercise such restraint when he learned of Pierro’s return.
‘I don’t want t...o see any trouble here,’ warned Joe. ‘Pierro has been through enough in the last twenty four hours and he has as much right to be here as you.’ The Italian was not in good shape. He had dark rings around his bloodshot eyes and had gone without more than just sleep, as he was also unwashed and unshaven. His condition conveyed a state of extreme stress that could be attributed to either grief or guilt. Colin put it down to the latter.
‘Do you really think that bringing him back here is wise...or even safe?’ Colin asked.
What to read after The Outback?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Clarkson to read onlineMoreLess
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