The True Adventures of Nicolo Zen (2014)
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She had told me she had a surprise for me. A sea breeze blowing in from the Lido stirred the poplars. The marigolds and zinnias in flowerbeds shone like gems, yellow and gold, in the fading light. Deep shadows were lengthening on the cobblestones. Across the courtyard, through a low archway, I could see Bartolomeo Cattaglia, the cook, picking lettuce and radishes from the garden that supplied his kitchen. He was a broad-shouldered, ham-handed man with a grizzled beard and a curly mass of brown h...air, graying around the ears. He had one eye and one good leg, the result of serving in the Republic’s Navy in the Genoese and Sardinian Wars. He lost his eye to an arrow and his left leg below the knee to a cannonball. He himself had been a cannoneer on the admiral’s flagship, but once he had to depend on a wooden leg, he found another way to serve by becoming a cook. That meant learning to transform the potatoes, onions, and salted fish that were the staples of seafaring galleys into tasty soups and stews.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had told me she had a surprise for me. A sea breeze blowing in from the Lido stirred the poplars. The marigolds and zinnias in flowerbeds shone like gems, yellow and gold, in the fading light. Deep shadows were lengthening on the cobblestones. Across the courtyard, through a low archway, I could see Bartolomeo Cattaglia, the cook, picking lettuce and radishes from the garden that supplied his kitchen. He was a broad-shouldered, ham-handed man with a grizzled beard and a curly mass of brown h...air, graying around the ears. He had one eye and one good leg, the result of serving in the Republic’s Navy in the Genoese and Sardinian Wars. He lost his eye to an arrow and his left leg below the knee to a cannonball. He himself had been a cannoneer on the admiral’s flagship, but once he had to depend on a wooden leg, he found another way to serve by becoming a cook. That meant learning to transform the potatoes, onions, and salted fish that were the staples of seafaring galleys into tasty soups and stews.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nicholas Christopher to read onlineMoreLess
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