A Graveyard for Lunatics
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It was somehow fine to hear our flight described by a blind man who enunciated with his head as his dark nose snuffed deep and his black fingers sketched the wind, drawing Crumley here, himself there, me below, and the Beast behind. Or something that had lain outside the tomb door like a landslide of yeast to seal our escape. Bull! But as Henry told it we turned cold and rolled up the windows. No use. There was no top to the car.
And that, declared Henry, taking off his dark glasses for fi...nale, is why we called you, mad lady from Venice, to come save. Constance glanced nervously in her rear-view mirror. Hell, were going too slow! She put the car in whiplash. Our heads obeyed.
Crumley unlocked his front door.
Okay. Spread out! he growled. What time is it? Late, said Henry. Night-blooming jasmine gets outa hand round about now. Is that true? yelled Crumley.
No, but it sure sounds nice. Henry beamed at an unseen audience.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was somehow fine to hear our flight described by a blind man who enunciated with his head as his dark nose snuffed deep and his black fingers sketched the wind, drawing Crumley here, himself there, me below, and the Beast behind. Or something that had lain outside the tomb door like a landslide of yeast to seal our escape. Bull! But as Henry told it we turned cold and rolled up the windows. No use. There was no top to the car.
And that, declared Henry, taking off his dark glasses for fi...nale, is why we called you, mad lady from Venice, to come save. Constance glanced nervously in her rear-view mirror. Hell, were going too slow! She put the car in whiplash. Our heads obeyed.
Crumley unlocked his front door.
Okay. Spread out! he growled. What time is it? Late, said Henry. Night-blooming jasmine gets outa hand round about now. Is that true? yelled Crumley.
No, but it sure sounds nice. Henry beamed at an unseen audience.
What to read after A Graveyard for Lunatics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ray Bradbury to read onlineMoreLess
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