Up in Smoke
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On the floor of the centre aisle, about halfway to the altar, Jovan Ligorov was lying on his back. Perhaps he’d only fainted and needed a couple of minutes to recover.
“It’s kind of dim in here, Father. Can you turn on some lights?”
Father Stoyan dashed to the rear of the church, pawed at a bank of switches, and soon had every corner of the church and its gilded icons dazzling from the overhead lights. As Zol approached Ligorov, the first thing he noticed was the terror in the stocky man...’s eyes. The second was the large cross around his neck, similar to Father Stoyan’s without the Celtic motif. Ligorov’s face was ashen and his breathing laboured and raspy, but at least he was conscious. He looked late forties, early fifties at most. His grey hair was thinning on top and deep wrinkles slashed his forehead. His jowls wobbled with every gasp, and his nose had grown bulbous on generous doses of alcohol, presumably vodka and slivovitsa.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the floor of the centre aisle, about halfway to the altar, Jovan Ligorov was lying on his back. Perhaps he’d only fainted and needed a couple of minutes to recover.
“It’s kind of dim in here, Father. Can you turn on some lights?”
Father Stoyan dashed to the rear of the church, pawed at a bank of switches, and soon had every corner of the church and its gilded icons dazzling from the overhead lights. As Zol approached Ligorov, the first thing he noticed was the terror in the stocky man...’s eyes. The second was the large cross around his neck, similar to Father Stoyan’s without the Celtic motif. Ligorov’s face was ashen and his breathing laboured and raspy, but at least he was conscious. He looked late forties, early fifties at most. His grey hair was thinning on top and deep wrinkles slashed his forehead. His jowls wobbled with every gasp, and his nose had grown bulbous on generous doses of alcohol, presumably vodka and slivovitsa.
What to read after Up in Smoke?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ross Pennie to read onlineMoreLess
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