Walking Home (2014)
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I said to Jata, pointing out a piece of wood off to the side of the road.
She ran over and picked it up, adding it to the bundle she was carrying. We were gathering fuel as we walked so that we could have a fire to cook our meal over.
“Do you think this is enough? It is getting heavy.”
“Here, give me the pile to carry,” I said.
“It is not that heavy.”
“Well, you will not need to carry it much farther. I think I see the spot.”
Up ahead was a small bridge in the near distance. As we got closer, I ...could see a deep gorge. At the bottom were a few pools of dirty, brown water and a thin thread of water linking them together. This was the spot. We wouldn’t use the water, of course, but the depression would shield us from other eyes, from the wind, and from the sun until it set. It was—I believed—close to evening, and time was passing into the distance. Within two hours the light would be gone completely, but until then I wanted to escape its glare and the eyes that could be upon us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I said to Jata, pointing out a piece of wood off to the side of the road.
She ran over and picked it up, adding it to the bundle she was carrying. We were gathering fuel as we walked so that we could have a fire to cook our meal over.
“Do you think this is enough? It is getting heavy.”
“Here, give me the pile to carry,” I said.
“It is not that heavy.”
“Well, you will not need to carry it much farther. I think I see the spot.”
Up ahead was a small bridge in the near distance. As we got closer, I ...could see a deep gorge. At the bottom were a few pools of dirty, brown water and a thin thread of water linking them together. This was the spot. We wouldn’t use the water, of course, but the depression would shield us from other eyes, from the wind, and from the sun until it set. It was—I believed—close to evening, and time was passing into the distance. Within two hours the light would be gone completely, but until then I wanted to escape its glare and the eyes that could be upon us.
What to read after Walking Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eric Walters to read onlineMoreLess
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