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A few older individuals stood patiently in doorways or leaning against the wall at the back of the shelf, watching the streams of humanity leave.
The papal calabash rose slowly until its cradle dangled twenty feet over the ledge.
When there was space, a group of a dozen or more stocky individuals hurried along the pier and fitted ropes to the wall of the calabash. They scampered back to the shelf, spooling the ropes out behind them. Then they took up positions, tautening their cables, leaning fo...rward with the ropes over their shoulders. With a grunt, they all began to pull and the calabash juddered. Three further men hurried forward with long poles, to stop the cradle from swinging in and dragging against the wall.
They got into their labour swiftly, hauling eastwards and dragging the papal calabash behind them. Within half an hour they were out of sight around the spar of wall at the eastern reach of the shelf.
Two calabashes remained.
‘What happens to the calabashes at dusk, at dawn?’ Tighe asked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A few older individuals stood patiently in doorways or leaning against the wall at the back of the shelf, watching the streams of humanity leave.
The papal calabash rose slowly until its cradle dangled twenty feet over the ledge.
When there was space, a group of a dozen or more stocky individuals hurried along the pier and fitted ropes to the wall of the calabash. They scampered back to the shelf, spooling the ropes out behind them. Then they took up positions, tautening their cables, leaning fo...rward with the ropes over their shoulders. With a grunt, they all began to pull and the calabash juddered. Three further men hurried forward with long poles, to stop the cradle from swinging in and dragging against the wall.
They got into their labour swiftly, hauling eastwards and dragging the papal calabash behind them. Within half an hour they were out of sight around the spar of wall at the eastern reach of the shelf.
Two calabashes remained.
‘What happens to the calabashes at dusk, at dawn?’ Tighe asked.
What to read after On?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Adam to read onlineMoreLess
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