Mr. Calder & Mr. Behrens (2013)
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Calder & Mr. Behrens One-to-Ten The notice, in firm black letters on a big white board, said, “War Department Property. Keep to made tracks. If you find anything leave it alone. It may explode.” The last three words were in capital letters. Beside it a much smaller, older, faded green board said, “Hurley Bottom Farm – one mile.”
Mr. Calder read out both notices to Rasselas, and added, “You’d better keep to heel and leave the rabbits alone.” Rasselas grinned at him. He thought that Salisbury Pla...in was a promising sort of place.
Man and dog set off down the path. After half a mile it forked. There was nothing to indicate which fork to take. Mr. Calder decided that the right-hand one, which went uphill, looked more attractive.
It was a windless autumn day. As they reached the top of the rise they could see the Plain spread round them in a broad arc, wave behind wave, all soft greens and browns, running away to the horizon, meeting and melting into the grey of the sky.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Calder & Mr. Behrens One-to-Ten The notice, in firm black letters on a big white board, said, “War Department Property. Keep to made tracks. If you find anything leave it alone. It may explode.” The last three words were in capital letters. Beside it a much smaller, older, faded green board said, “Hurley Bottom Farm – one mile.”
Mr. Calder read out both notices to Rasselas, and added, “You’d better keep to heel and leave the rabbits alone.” Rasselas grinned at him. He thought that Salisbury Pla...in was a promising sort of place.
Man and dog set off down the path. After half a mile it forked. There was nothing to indicate which fork to take. Mr. Calder decided that the right-hand one, which went uphill, looked more attractive.
It was a windless autumn day. As they reached the top of the rise they could see the Plain spread round them in a broad arc, wave behind wave, all soft greens and browns, running away to the horizon, meeting and melting into the grey of the sky.
What to read after Mr. Calder & Mr. Behrens?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Gilbert to read onlineMoreLess
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