The Galician Parallax
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Its crew was given a brief week’s leave, most of the foreigners taking off to London whilst the odd Brit remained in the dock area. Jerry Fulton, second officer, was one of them. On the second day of his vacation, and after a short shopping spree including presents for his family up north, he stopped off for some brief refreshment in one of the famous maritime bars where many a seaman passed the time away and met up with the odd old acquaintance. Sitting at one of the corner tables was an old fr...iend and former “mate” of Jerry’s, Donald Simmons.
‘Well I’ll be damned! What’re you doing here? Last I heard you were out in the Caribbean?’ said Jerry.
Donald stood up and gave Jerry a good bear hug and then slapped him across both arms. ‘Good to see you, mate. Sit down; how about a jug?’ Jerry saw that Donald was well into a pint of beer. It was barely ten-thirty in the morning. ‘Too early for me.’ He called over to a waitress and asked for a cappuccino.
Donald didn’t mince any words, as if he had been bottling up his ordeal for weeks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its crew was given a brief week’s leave, most of the foreigners taking off to London whilst the odd Brit remained in the dock area. Jerry Fulton, second officer, was one of them. On the second day of his vacation, and after a short shopping spree including presents for his family up north, he stopped off for some brief refreshment in one of the famous maritime bars where many a seaman passed the time away and met up with the odd old acquaintance. Sitting at one of the corner tables was an old fr...iend and former “mate” of Jerry’s, Donald Simmons.
‘Well I’ll be damned! What’re you doing here? Last I heard you were out in the Caribbean?’ said Jerry.
Donald stood up and gave Jerry a good bear hug and then slapped him across both arms. ‘Good to see you, mate. Sit down; how about a jug?’ Jerry saw that Donald was well into a pint of beer. It was barely ten-thirty in the morning. ‘Too early for me.’ He called over to a waitress and asked for a cappuccino.
Donald didn’t mince any words, as if he had been bottling up his ordeal for weeks.
What to read after The Galician Parallax?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Skinner to read onlineMoreLess
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