To the Islands (2015)
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A shining bird, it clung in the tree close above his head and broadcast its discovery to the air. Presently two more crows came planing in to join it and to perch and peer sidelong at the prone man.
‘You think I’m dead,’ he said. ‘Damn your impudence. I’m a strong man yet.’ He got to his feet energetically and waved his blanket at them, so that they flew, protesting.
Justin was in his usual post at the fire, smoke rising blue and clear into the sky. ‘I’ll never starve,’ Heriot said, coming up be...hind him, ‘while I have you.’ The brown man looked round with a grin. ‘I thinking we better keep that tin food. Not much there, old man. You like duck?’ ‘Jau, ngaia nambal.’ He took the little cooked wing Justin handed to him and chewed it.
‘Good, eh?’ ‘Manambara.’ ‘Why you talking language now, old man? Angundja-gu jei gram?’ ‘Gadea gabu,’ Heriot said, ‘ngaia bendjin, nawuru morong nangga. No more white man. I’m a blackfellow, son of the sun.’ Justin laughed, slow and shy, looking up glowingly from under his jutting forehead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A shining bird, it clung in the tree close above his head and broadcast its discovery to the air. Presently two more crows came planing in to join it and to perch and peer sidelong at the prone man.
‘You think I’m dead,’ he said. ‘Damn your impudence. I’m a strong man yet.’ He got to his feet energetically and waved his blanket at them, so that they flew, protesting.
Justin was in his usual post at the fire, smoke rising blue and clear into the sky. ‘I’ll never starve,’ Heriot said, coming up be...hind him, ‘while I have you.’ The brown man looked round with a grin. ‘I thinking we better keep that tin food. Not much there, old man. You like duck?’ ‘Jau, ngaia nambal.’ He took the little cooked wing Justin handed to him and chewed it.
‘Good, eh?’ ‘Manambara.’ ‘Why you talking language now, old man? Angundja-gu jei gram?’ ‘Gadea gabu,’ Heriot said, ‘ngaia bendjin, nawuru morong nangga. No more white man. I’m a blackfellow, son of the sun.’ Justin laughed, slow and shy, looking up glowingly from under his jutting forehead.
What to read after To the Islands?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Randolph Stow to read onlineMoreLess
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