The Mark of Halam
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Jamil Khallid had no idea what time it was, or what day for that matter. There had been no respite from the discomfort of the cold, hard, damp concrete floor. Every bone poked against his flesh and had gone from a dull ache to agony. Every few hours someone removed his hood and a water bottle was placed on his lips. He gulped water until he coughed. Still spluttering, the hood was replaced and he was left alone. In the dark, images of his childhood merged with the faces of those he had killed. H...e tried to sleep but whenever he succeeded in escaping into slumber he was woken by his captors.
He heard the door open. Footsteps come towards him. Water-drenching time. He had come to welcome it. The removal of the hood was a moment of pleasure.
This time, a difference. Hands gripped his wrists. The click of a key then his handcuffs fell away. Strong arms pulled him to his feet. He stamped the numbness from his legs and rubbed his wrists. His legs wobbled and his head spun but strong arms held him steady.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jamil Khallid had no idea what time it was, or what day for that matter. There had been no respite from the discomfort of the cold, hard, damp concrete floor. Every bone poked against his flesh and had gone from a dull ache to agony. Every few hours someone removed his hood and a water bottle was placed on his lips. He gulped water until he coughed. Still spluttering, the hood was replaced and he was left alone. In the dark, images of his childhood merged with the faces of those he had killed. H...e tried to sleep but whenever he succeeded in escaping into slumber he was woken by his captors.
He heard the door open. Footsteps come towards him. Water-drenching time. He had come to welcome it. The removal of the hood was a moment of pleasure.
This time, a difference. Hands gripped his wrists. The click of a key then his handcuffs fell away. Strong arms pulled him to his feet. He stamped the numbness from his legs and rubbed his wrists. His legs wobbled and his head spun but strong arms held him steady.
What to read after The Mark of Halam?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Ryan to read onlineMoreLess
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