The Owl Service
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said Roger. “As it is, I’ve been sweating in that cellar all morning trying to balance out, but it’s murder to use that film and paper for really detailed work. Still, there’s enough to give you some idea, and perhaps you’ll be able to tell what it is: a fresh eye, and all that.”
“Not now, Roger,” said Alison.
“The prints are on the dining-room table. They’ll be a bit damp, so mind you don’t flap them about.”
“No. Later. Not now.”
“Didn’t half give me a shock at first, I’ll tell you,” said Roger.... “It’s the last two, when that great hairy Welsh freak was watching. Gwyn was there when I took most of the others. You can see his hand. He was sitting on the stone before he went off to find his mate. But the point is, Ali, the pictures were all taken within five minutes, once I’d set the camera up, and I was looking at the Bryn pretty well all the time. Anyway, see for yourself. They’re in here.”
But as soon as Roger opened the door Alison ran past him and up the stairs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Roger. “As it is, I’ve been sweating in that cellar all morning trying to balance out, but it’s murder to use that film and paper for really detailed work. Still, there’s enough to give you some idea, and perhaps you’ll be able to tell what it is: a fresh eye, and all that.”
“Not now, Roger,” said Alison.
“The prints are on the dining-room table. They’ll be a bit damp, so mind you don’t flap them about.”
“No. Later. Not now.”
“Didn’t half give me a shock at first, I’ll tell you,” said Roger.... “It’s the last two, when that great hairy Welsh freak was watching. Gwyn was there when I took most of the others. You can see his hand. He was sitting on the stone before he went off to find his mate. But the point is, Ali, the pictures were all taken within five minutes, once I’d set the camera up, and I was looking at the Bryn pretty well all the time. Anyway, see for yourself. They’re in here.”
But as soon as Roger opened the door Alison ran past him and up the stairs.
What to read after The Owl Service?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alan Garner to read onlineMoreLess
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