Angels Passing
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He stepped into the garden and circled the house, feeling the sodden turf squish-squishing beneath his feet, and then stood by the rusting iron gate beyond the front lawn that opened onto the path beside the harbour. The low winter light lanced off the water, throwing the little flotilla of moored boats into dramatic silhouette, and he watched a turnstone for a moment or two, entranced by the way it was relentlessly drawn to shreds of bladderwrack or a cluster of pebbles. He must have seen this ...little drama a thousand times, often from this very same spot, but this bright, cold, suddenly glorious morning seemed to gift-wrap everything, offering the possibility of an early spring. There was even a little warmth in the sun, and Faraday tilted his face and closed his eyes, wondering vaguely about breakfast.
Inside the house, J-J was still in bed, his long body humped under the duvet. The duvet was on the small side and Faraday gazed at his son’s huge feet poking out of the bottom. He’d offered few clues last night about the reason for this sudden visit but already Faraday had the feeling that he might be staying a while.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He stepped into the garden and circled the house, feeling the sodden turf squish-squishing beneath his feet, and then stood by the rusting iron gate beyond the front lawn that opened onto the path beside the harbour. The low winter light lanced off the water, throwing the little flotilla of moored boats into dramatic silhouette, and he watched a turnstone for a moment or two, entranced by the way it was relentlessly drawn to shreds of bladderwrack or a cluster of pebbles. He must have seen this ...little drama a thousand times, often from this very same spot, but this bright, cold, suddenly glorious morning seemed to gift-wrap everything, offering the possibility of an early spring. There was even a little warmth in the sun, and Faraday tilted his face and closed his eyes, wondering vaguely about breakfast.
Inside the house, J-J was still in bed, his long body humped under the duvet. The duvet was on the small side and Faraday gazed at his son’s huge feet poking out of the bottom. He’d offered few clues last night about the reason for this sudden visit but already Faraday had the feeling that he might be staying a while.
What to read after Angels Passing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hurley, Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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