Captain Corelli's Mandolin
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It looked as thoughthere would be no La Scala that morning, unless the opera society could managethe Soldiers' Chorus on its own. He abandoned the jeep and began to trudgetowards the village. Velisarios passed him, and the two men looked at one another with somethinglike recognition. However thin and bedraggled he had become since he had goneto the front, Velisarios was still the biggest man that anyone had ever seen, andCarlo, despite his equivalent experiences on the other side of the line, w...as alsothe biggest man that anyone had ever seen. Both of these Titans had becomeaccustomed to the saddening suspicion within themselves that they were freaks;to be superhuman was a burden that had seemed impossible to share andimpossible to explain to ordinary people, who would have been incredulous. They were both astonished, and for a moment forgot that they were enemies. `Hey, ' exclaimed Velisarios, raising his hands in a gesture of pleasure. Carlo, stumped for an exclamation that would make sense to a Greek, aimedinaccurately for a failed compromise that sounded very like `Ung'.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It looked as thoughthere would be no La Scala that morning, unless the opera society could managethe Soldiers' Chorus on its own. He abandoned the jeep and began to trudgetowards the village. Velisarios passed him, and the two men looked at one another with somethinglike recognition. However thin and bedraggled he had become since he had goneto the front, Velisarios was still the biggest man that anyone had ever seen, andCarlo, despite his equivalent experiences on the other side of the line, w...as alsothe biggest man that anyone had ever seen. Both of these Titans had becomeaccustomed to the saddening suspicion within themselves that they were freaks;to be superhuman was a burden that had seemed impossible to share andimpossible to explain to ordinary people, who would have been incredulous. They were both astonished, and for a moment forgot that they were enemies. `Hey, ' exclaimed Velisarios, raising his hands in a gesture of pleasure. Carlo, stumped for an exclamation that would make sense to a Greek, aimedinaccurately for a failed compromise that sounded very like `Ung'.
What to read after Captain Corelli's Mandolin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louis De Bernieres to read onlineMoreLess
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