Cocaina: a book On Those Who Make It
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Today there’s nothing else.’ — GRACIANO, COCA GROWER SEVEN SMALL CANOES dance around in the water like pieces of flotsam. The arrival of the morning sun does nothing to alter the appearance of the jungle, beach, town, cliffs, sky, or people, all of which remain dark. Coal-grey clouds block out the day and, as usual, a light rain falls over those living by the Pacific. But suddenly a beam of light breaks through the grey and meets Leo’s glance.
‘Vamos!’ he says.
Each fisherman has his own... canoe, and Leo’s, a hollowed-out tree stump like all the others, has a number of deep gashes in its sides where fishing lines can be fastened permanently. The lines are used to exhaust the beasts, which are as big as men, by dragging them through the water so they can more easily be knocked out and pulled into the boat.
The canoes are now about a kilometre from shore, and the seven men have finally caught enough sardines to use for bait later that day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Today there’s nothing else.’ — GRACIANO, COCA GROWER SEVEN SMALL CANOES dance around in the water like pieces of flotsam. The arrival of the morning sun does nothing to alter the appearance of the jungle, beach, town, cliffs, sky, or people, all of which remain dark. Coal-grey clouds block out the day and, as usual, a light rain falls over those living by the Pacific. But suddenly a beam of light breaks through the grey and meets Leo’s glance.
‘Vamos!’ he says.
Each fisherman has his own... canoe, and Leo’s, a hollowed-out tree stump like all the others, has a number of deep gashes in its sides where fishing lines can be fastened permanently. The lines are used to exhaust the beasts, which are as big as men, by dragging them through the water so they can more easily be knocked out and pulled into the boat.
The canoes are now about a kilometre from shore, and the seven men have finally caught enough sardines to use for bait later that day.
What to read after Cocaina: a book On Those Who Make It?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John M Edson to read onlineMoreLess
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