Journey to Freedom
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Joel was torn between a desire to return to England to lend his special knowledge to this task and a feeling that he should remain longer at Kamenza to help care for Ellen. He was amazed by the swiftness with which Lorna had taught herself to hunt, and concluded that this had been born out of desperation.
Simon could see Joel was ill at ease. ‘Don’t worry,’ he told the Englishman. ‘It’s out of your hands as long as you’re here. How long you stay with us is entirely up to you.’ ‘Thanks,’ said Joe...l. ‘I don’t like to leave Ellen while she’s off her feed.’ ‘That won’t last,’ Simon assured him with a smile. ‘It’s all new and strange at the moment. Once she’s got her bearings a bit she’ll be fine.’ But she wasn’t. She ate nothing at all on the first day. Simon shrugged it off. The next day Joel tried to tempt her with some fresh meat. Ellen showed scant interest. She listened obediently to his coaxing and then turned her back and wandered away. Most of the day she spent lying under the trees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Joel was torn between a desire to return to England to lend his special knowledge to this task and a feeling that he should remain longer at Kamenza to help care for Ellen. He was amazed by the swiftness with which Lorna had taught herself to hunt, and concluded that this had been born out of desperation.
Simon could see Joel was ill at ease. ‘Don’t worry,’ he told the Englishman. ‘It’s out of your hands as long as you’re here. How long you stay with us is entirely up to you.’ ‘Thanks,’ said Joe...l. ‘I don’t like to leave Ellen while she’s off her feed.’ ‘That won’t last,’ Simon assured him with a smile. ‘It’s all new and strange at the moment. Once she’s got her bearings a bit she’ll be fine.’ But she wasn’t. She ate nothing at all on the first day. Simon shrugged it off. The next day Joel tried to tempt her with some fresh meat. Ellen showed scant interest. She listened obediently to his coaxing and then turned her back and wandered away. Most of the day she spent lying under the trees.
What to read after Journey to Freedom?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Colin Dann to read onlineMoreLess
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