To Asmara
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The cameraman was known to be on his way to Himbol, a dry riverbed half a night’s drive south, where he intended to film a locust plague.
“It is hot and dusty,” Moka told us, “but there is a bush shower there. And then the daughter meets the father!”
“Merci bien, Monsieur Moka,” Christine told him, and she closed her eyes and covered them with her hands, reminding me—strangely—of a woman whose son has been found. I had an impulse to go up and congratulate her, but her manner was very private and... I decided against it.
“Merci bien,” he repeated, hitting his skeletal chest with his fist, as if she’d told him a joke.
Henry, Lady Julia, Salim Genete, and I were all on the terrace drinking tea. The news of coming moves sobered us. Salim coughed. “Ai-ai-ai, if I could but travel with you … but there are certain questions of health.”
It was the first time he had mentioned anything to do with health. But it did explain why he didn’t go afield searching for his son, the way Christine intended to hunt down her father the cameraman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The cameraman was known to be on his way to Himbol, a dry riverbed half a night’s drive south, where he intended to film a locust plague.
“It is hot and dusty,” Moka told us, “but there is a bush shower there. And then the daughter meets the father!”
“Merci bien, Monsieur Moka,” Christine told him, and she closed her eyes and covered them with her hands, reminding me—strangely—of a woman whose son has been found. I had an impulse to go up and congratulate her, but her manner was very private and... I decided against it.
“Merci bien,” he repeated, hitting his skeletal chest with his fist, as if she’d told him a joke.
Henry, Lady Julia, Salim Genete, and I were all on the terrace drinking tea. The news of coming moves sobered us. Salim coughed. “Ai-ai-ai, if I could but travel with you … but there are certain questions of health.”
It was the first time he had mentioned anything to do with health. But it did explain why he didn’t go afield searching for his son, the way Christine intended to hunt down her father the cameraman.
What to read after To Asmara?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Keneally to read onlineMoreLess
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