A Strange Discovery
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She does not scream, even as those vise-like hands close upon her, and slowly, oh, so slowly, but steadily, draw her within that iron embrace — slowly, slowly, as might a maniac devotee move in the des- ecration of his idol.
" But why does she not scream? Why are her eyes fastened — not on her lover — not on the madman, but upon another object?
What is that object? Is it a man? Can any man move as that thing moves? Surely that cannot be a man, that streak of drab color — yonder thing that casts... to the ground a gar- ment, then shoots backward twenty feet from the abyss — swifter than a panther, as silent as death, with two balls of living fire glaring from — from a face? Surely not a human face ! Yes, it is a human face. She does not see the pallid face, the wild eyes of her lover, looking, too, at that thing — that human embodiment of animal agility. No: she has not time to- look, for though the hu- man eye is quick, that thing is quicker; and if she take her eye from it for half a second, her gaze will lose it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She does not scream, even as those vise-like hands close upon her, and slowly, oh, so slowly, but steadily, draw her within that iron embrace — slowly, slowly, as might a maniac devotee move in the des- ecration of his idol.
" But why does she not scream? Why are her eyes fastened — not on her lover — not on the madman, but upon another object?
What is that object? Is it a man? Can any man move as that thing moves? Surely that cannot be a man, that streak of drab color — yonder thing that casts... to the ground a gar- ment, then shoots backward twenty feet from the abyss — swifter than a panther, as silent as death, with two balls of living fire glaring from — from a face? Surely not a human face ! Yes, it is a human face. She does not see the pallid face, the wild eyes of her lover, looking, too, at that thing — that human embodiment of animal agility. No: she has not time to- look, for though the hu- man eye is quick, that thing is quicker; and if she take her eye from it for half a second, her gaze will lose it.
What to read after A Strange Discovery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dake Charles Romyn to read onlineMoreLess
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