The Man From the Sea (2012)
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They were out of the glen and the heather rolled away monotonously on either side of them, unrelieved except by a line of shooting-butts a mile on their left and here and there a deserted sheep-fold piled up out of weathered grey stone. A burn ran by the side of the road, its murmur entirely drowned by the clatter before and behind them. It was hard not to believe that the whole moor was exhaling exhaust gases. Presently Cranston pointed ahead. “You see that cairn?” he said to George. “The road ...goes off on a long curve there. If we look back, we should be able to see the whole line behind us – and tell if they’ve joined in.”
“Whether they have or not, I suppose they’re unlikely just to give up? They really feel Day to be terrifically important?”
Cranston nodded. “I’m sure they do. There was a big effort – and a lightning effort – getting five chaps on top of us like that. What more they can mobilise, I’ve no idea. But everything they’ve got. Within twelve hours, I’d say, everything they’ve got in these islands.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were out of the glen and the heather rolled away monotonously on either side of them, unrelieved except by a line of shooting-butts a mile on their left and here and there a deserted sheep-fold piled up out of weathered grey stone. A burn ran by the side of the road, its murmur entirely drowned by the clatter before and behind them. It was hard not to believe that the whole moor was exhaling exhaust gases. Presently Cranston pointed ahead. “You see that cairn?” he said to George. “The road ...goes off on a long curve there. If we look back, we should be able to see the whole line behind us – and tell if they’ve joined in.”
“Whether they have or not, I suppose they’re unlikely just to give up? They really feel Day to be terrifically important?”
Cranston nodded. “I’m sure they do. There was a big effort – and a lightning effort – getting five chaps on top of us like that. What more they can mobilise, I’ve no idea. But everything they’ve got. Within twelve hours, I’d say, everything they’ve got in these islands.”
What to read after The Man From the Sea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Innes to read onlineMoreLess
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