Thin Air
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From the passenger seat, Trish watched the hedgerows emerging briefly from the darkness and vanishing into it again behind her. There had been a bit of a gathering after the sales; a few drinks, and it had got late. The narrow roads they were travelling on had long been empty.
Her boss, Gerard Keane, drove with an arm draped out of the window. He never seemed to feel the cold. He would be out and around the farm in shirtsleeves, even in the dead of winter. Trish envied him. She never seemed to b...e warm. She pulled her jacket closer around her now and snuggled down into the corner of the seat against the door, looking forward to home and a hot water bottle. But a moment later she was sitting up again as Gerard pulled the rig into the side of the road.
‘There’s a mare and foal here that a fellow wants to sell,’ he said as he pulled up the hand-brake and turned off the engine.
‘Haven’t you enough of them?’ said Trish.
‘Too many,’ said Gerard. ‘Are you coming to have a look?’ ‘In the dark?’ Gerard didn’t answer, but dug the sheep lamp out from behind the seat and held it up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From the passenger seat, Trish watched the hedgerows emerging briefly from the darkness and vanishing into it again behind her. There had been a bit of a gathering after the sales; a few drinks, and it had got late. The narrow roads they were travelling on had long been empty.
Her boss, Gerard Keane, drove with an arm draped out of the window. He never seemed to feel the cold. He would be out and around the farm in shirtsleeves, even in the dead of winter. Trish envied him. She never seemed to b...e warm. She pulled her jacket closer around her now and snuggled down into the corner of the seat against the door, looking forward to home and a hot water bottle. But a moment later she was sitting up again as Gerard pulled the rig into the side of the road.
‘There’s a mare and foal here that a fellow wants to sell,’ he said as he pulled up the hand-brake and turned off the engine.
‘Haven’t you enough of them?’ said Trish.
‘Too many,’ said Gerard. ‘Are you coming to have a look?’ ‘In the dark?’ Gerard didn’t answer, but dug the sheep lamp out from behind the seat and held it up.
What to read after Thin Air?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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