Darkness, Darkness
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Men like Danny who were camping out in the fields, others who were billeted in the village; a dozen or more of them standing in twos and threes, heads down, stamping their feet against the cold; muffled conversation, bursts of occasional laughter, soft glow of cigarettes against the blackened hedgerow.
‘Where the fuck are they?’ says the man next to Danny. ‘Should be fuckin’ here by now.’ ‘Don’t fret, they’ll be here right enough.’ ‘Less’n they’ve been turned back already.’ ‘Look on’t cheerful s...ide of things, why don’t you?’ Others are beginning to wonder aloud where they’re going. Markham or Harworth? Bentinck, maybe. Ollerton.
‘Silverhill,’ says one with certainty. ‘It’s bloody Silverhill, I bet you.’ ‘Where the fuck’s that then?’ ‘Fuck knows.’ They can see headlights now, faint, orange, approaching through the morning mist. Three cars and a Ford Transit. Windows wound down, a shouted greeting. Danny recognises Steve, Stevie, he’s ridden with him before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Men like Danny who were camping out in the fields, others who were billeted in the village; a dozen or more of them standing in twos and threes, heads down, stamping their feet against the cold; muffled conversation, bursts of occasional laughter, soft glow of cigarettes against the blackened hedgerow.
‘Where the fuck are they?’ says the man next to Danny. ‘Should be fuckin’ here by now.’ ‘Don’t fret, they’ll be here right enough.’ ‘Less’n they’ve been turned back already.’ ‘Look on’t cheerful s...ide of things, why don’t you?’ Others are beginning to wonder aloud where they’re going. Markham or Harworth? Bentinck, maybe. Ollerton.
‘Silverhill,’ says one with certainty. ‘It’s bloody Silverhill, I bet you.’ ‘Where the fuck’s that then?’ ‘Fuck knows.’ They can see headlights now, faint, orange, approaching through the morning mist. Three cars and a Ford Transit. Windows wound down, a shouted greeting. Danny recognises Steve, Stevie, he’s ridden with him before.
What to read after Darkness, Darkness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Harvey to read onlineMoreLess
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