Spinner (2009)
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David waited as his uncle tried to talk their way into the players’ entrance, his brand new cricket gear at his feet. He felt scared. He felt like he was living outside his own dream, watching the man in the grey jacket looking dubiously at them both, and continuing to deny admittance. Yet he had faith in his uncle’s ability to talk his way in, just as he’d talked his way to their free cricket gear earlier in the day. At exactly 8.30a.m., as Mr Gould of Gould’s Sporting Goods was winding up the ...canvas awning outside his shop, Michael had marched up. ‘Are you the proprietor?’ ‘I am.’ ‘Mr Gould? I can’t be talking to someone who doesn’t have the complete authority of the entire firm,’ said Michael very seriously. ‘I’m Mr Gould,’ said the man, looking back at his small store and seeming to appraise whether it could be called an entire firm. ‘Good. This fellow here is David Donald, and he’s about to play his first match for Australia in this morning’s Test.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
David waited as his uncle tried to talk their way into the players’ entrance, his brand new cricket gear at his feet. He felt scared. He felt like he was living outside his own dream, watching the man in the grey jacket looking dubiously at them both, and continuing to deny admittance. Yet he had faith in his uncle’s ability to talk his way in, just as he’d talked his way to their free cricket gear earlier in the day. At exactly 8.30a.m., as Mr Gould of Gould’s Sporting Goods was winding up the ...canvas awning outside his shop, Michael had marched up. ‘Are you the proprietor?’ ‘I am.’ ‘Mr Gould? I can’t be talking to someone who doesn’t have the complete authority of the entire firm,’ said Michael very seriously. ‘I’m Mr Gould,’ said the man, looking back at his small store and seeming to appraise whether it could be called an entire firm. ‘Good. This fellow here is David Donald, and he’s about to play his first match for Australia in this morning’s Test.
What to read after Spinner?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ron Elliott to read onlineMoreLess
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