The Report (2010)
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On the way there they talked of their families. Ross told Laurie his wife had evacuated to Hertfordshire with their young children. Laurie said his daughter was home, bedridden with pneumonia. He was about to mention his son when he realized he was too anxious about Andrew to do so.
“You have a boy, too?” Ross asked after a moment.
Laurie nodded.
Wet cobblestones reflected white in the sun, and here and there wisteria was beginning to bloom, pale lavender cascades, graceful and delicate on the b...roken buildings. Laurie watched the passersby, their cheeks red and chapped, eyes watery and bright. They tied their scarves in bunches around their necks, but their bodies and overcoats were thin, leaving them strangely top-heavy. Queues everywhere were long. He thought of how in testimony, many of the people said the crowd the night of March 3 had shared a quiet sense of purpose. Of course others—the authorities, mainly—insisted the crowd was unruly, out of control. The discrepancy between these accounts bothered him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the way there they talked of their families. Ross told Laurie his wife had evacuated to Hertfordshire with their young children. Laurie said his daughter was home, bedridden with pneumonia. He was about to mention his son when he realized he was too anxious about Andrew to do so.
“You have a boy, too?” Ross asked after a moment.
Laurie nodded.
Wet cobblestones reflected white in the sun, and here and there wisteria was beginning to bloom, pale lavender cascades, graceful and delicate on the b...roken buildings. Laurie watched the passersby, their cheeks red and chapped, eyes watery and bright. They tied their scarves in bunches around their necks, but their bodies and overcoats were thin, leaving them strangely top-heavy. Queues everywhere were long. He thought of how in testimony, many of the people said the crowd the night of March 3 had shared a quiet sense of purpose. Of course others—the authorities, mainly—insisted the crowd was unruly, out of control. The discrepancy between these accounts bothered him.
What to read after The Report?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jessica Francis Kane to read onlineMoreLess
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