The Steam Mole (2012)
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There was of course the wonderful smell of wet after rain, but he could smell the dust and heat on the back of the breeze coming out of the interior. It smelled of dry. It smelled like freedom, and a long way from cities and filth and being chained up. He’d never thought about it before, but now that he’d been there, he knew they’d have to kill him rather than chain him up or lock him in again.
He had to wonder if he was right in his head. He was behaving like some fool who’d been on the gro...g, and he wouldn’t touch the stuff, not after what he’d seen it do to his pa. His father had been all right when he wasn’t drinking. Except he got the shakes if he didn’t. Lampy shook his head. Here he was heading straight toward where he said he’d never go near.
The Irishman played games with his mind, talking about his family. There was something about the way Jack had said it that sounded just like his uncle talking. The uncle who came to fetch him away when his mother died, who took him back to his land and his people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was of course the wonderful smell of wet after rain, but he could smell the dust and heat on the back of the breeze coming out of the interior. It smelled of dry. It smelled like freedom, and a long way from cities and filth and being chained up. He’d never thought about it before, but now that he’d been there, he knew they’d have to kill him rather than chain him up or lock him in again.
He had to wonder if he was right in his head. He was behaving like some fool who’d been on the gro...g, and he wouldn’t touch the stuff, not after what he’d seen it do to his pa. His father had been all right when he wasn’t drinking. Except he got the shakes if he didn’t. Lampy shook his head. Here he was heading straight toward where he said he’d never go near.
The Irishman played games with his mind, talking about his family. There was something about the way Jack had said it that sounded just like his uncle talking. The uncle who came to fetch him away when his mother died, who took him back to his land and his people.
What to read after The Steam Mole?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dave Freer to read onlineMoreLess
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