Counterpoint
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The survey team came out to welcome the four new arrivals. Bill and Ben were soon laughing and joking with them. The all-male team’s eyes were on Carla though; testosterone was rushing through their bodies as they looked at her and postured. They hardly acknowledged Max; he made his way silently, following the group towards the camp.
Suddenly everyone froze on the spot. A snarling black shape leapt out from the dense jungle, onto the wide track in front of them. The large Black Panther paused, l...ooking at the group with its cold, large yellow eyes, deciding which one was to be the victim. It snarled again, slowly and menacingly moving towards them. Right on cue, just as a group of prey always does at this point, they scattered, all but Carla, who was the closest and Max who had been at the rear of the group.
Carla was now its target.
Max saw her reach slowly down under her jeans to the inside of her left ankle. He ran towards her, grabbing a long straight pole as he did so. The big cat crouched low growling threateningly at this unexpected reaction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The survey team came out to welcome the four new arrivals. Bill and Ben were soon laughing and joking with them. The all-male team’s eyes were on Carla though; testosterone was rushing through their bodies as they looked at her and postured. They hardly acknowledged Max; he made his way silently, following the group towards the camp.
Suddenly everyone froze on the spot. A snarling black shape leapt out from the dense jungle, onto the wide track in front of them. The large Black Panther paused, l...ooking at the group with its cold, large yellow eyes, deciding which one was to be the victim. It snarled again, slowly and menacingly moving towards them. Right on cue, just as a group of prey always does at this point, they scattered, all but Carla, who was the closest and Max who had been at the rear of the group.
Carla was now its target.
Max saw her reach slowly down under her jeans to the inside of her left ankle. He ran towards her, grabbing a long straight pole as he did so. The big cat crouched low growling threateningly at this unexpected reaction.
What to read after Counterpoint?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Day to read onlineMoreLess
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