Brandenburg
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A man was calling Ulrike’s name and fumbling his way to her bed in the dark. He lifted his head from the pillow, cursing that he hadn’t made Ulrike leave the night before. Then she stirred and sat bolt upright.
‘Who . . . ? What do you want?’ she hissed back.
‘You must leave,’ said the voice. ‘Raus, raus. You have to get up and leave if you don’t want us all shot.’ She climbed over Rosenharte, taking a sheet with her, and approached the outline of the man.
‘Who’s with you?’ the voice demanded. ‘...Have you got someone there? For Christ’s sake, we haven’t time for this.’ Rosenharte was struggling to process what he was hearing because he was now sure that Biermeier was in the room. But instead of arresting them, he was warning them of an impending danger. The light came on. Biermeier was standing in the middle of the room in a trenchcoat streaked with rain. ‘Couldn’t you wait?’ he said when he saw Rosenharte. ‘Look, if he’s found here, we’ll all be shot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A man was calling Ulrike’s name and fumbling his way to her bed in the dark. He lifted his head from the pillow, cursing that he hadn’t made Ulrike leave the night before. Then she stirred and sat bolt upright.
‘Who . . . ? What do you want?’ she hissed back.
‘You must leave,’ said the voice. ‘Raus, raus. You have to get up and leave if you don’t want us all shot.’ She climbed over Rosenharte, taking a sheet with her, and approached the outline of the man.
‘Who’s with you?’ the voice demanded. ‘...Have you got someone there? For Christ’s sake, we haven’t time for this.’ Rosenharte was struggling to process what he was hearing because he was now sure that Biermeier was in the room. But instead of arresting them, he was warning them of an impending danger. The light came on. Biermeier was standing in the middle of the room in a trenchcoat streaked with rain. ‘Couldn’t you wait?’ he said when he saw Rosenharte. ‘Look, if he’s found here, we’ll all be shot.
What to read after Brandenburg?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Porter to read onlineMoreLess
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