The Reluctant Guest
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The sky was a clear black with stars scattered over it and the hills were visible only here and there, where a radiance touched an eminence and turned it slate grey. The blue gums were tall and soldierly, and then they were left behind and the cluster of lights that was Belati West came into view on the left.At night the little dorp did its utmost to convince the neighbourhood that it was willing to go gay. The stores showed blue and red neon, and the hotel had its name picked out in coloured li...ghts. Africans who worked in the town sauntered up and down the main street, wearing their brightest pullovers and most startling socks, and hats that must have cost them a month’s wages.“Africans and their hats are fascinating,” Ann commented. “A shop assistant once told me that the native boys go in for much more expensive headgear than the white man. I wonder why it is?”“Insignia, of sorts. They spend as little as possible on food in order to have more and better clothes. It keeps them proud and happy, so why worry?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sky was a clear black with stars scattered over it and the hills were visible only here and there, where a radiance touched an eminence and turned it slate grey. The blue gums were tall and soldierly, and then they were left behind and the cluster of lights that was Belati West came into view on the left.At night the little dorp did its utmost to convince the neighbourhood that it was willing to go gay. The stores showed blue and red neon, and the hotel had its name picked out in coloured li...ghts. Africans who worked in the town sauntered up and down the main street, wearing their brightest pullovers and most startling socks, and hats that must have cost them a month’s wages.“Africans and their hats are fascinating,” Ann commented. “A shop assistant once told me that the native boys go in for much more expensive headgear than the white man. I wonder why it is?”“Insignia, of sorts. They spend as little as possible on food in order to have more and better clothes. It keeps them proud and happy, so why worry?”
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rosalind Brett to read onlineMoreLess
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