A Touch of Death
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she said. I looked around. She was standing up, squarely in line between the front and rear windows. I didn’t say anything. I dived. I hit her just at the waist and took her down with me, turning a little to land on my shoulder. Splinters raked through my shirt. Panes in the front and rear windows blew up at the same time and glass tinkled on the floor. “What’s the matter with you?” she spat at me. “Are you crazy?” She lay beside me, caught in my arms like a beautiful and enraged wildcat. I dise...ngaged an arm, picked a sliver of windowpane off the front of her robe, held it up so she could see it, and tossed it toward the front window. Her eyes followed it. “Oh,” she said. “If you feel like silhouetting yourself again,” I said, “tell me where that money is first. You won’t need it.” “What can we do?” she asked. “Several things, I suppose, if I didn’t have to spend all my time knocking you down. Do you think you can stay here this time?” “Yes.” “All right.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
she said. I looked around. She was standing up, squarely in line between the front and rear windows. I didn’t say anything. I dived. I hit her just at the waist and took her down with me, turning a little to land on my shoulder. Splinters raked through my shirt. Panes in the front and rear windows blew up at the same time and glass tinkled on the floor. “What’s the matter with you?” she spat at me. “Are you crazy?” She lay beside me, caught in my arms like a beautiful and enraged wildcat. I dise...ngaged an arm, picked a sliver of windowpane off the front of her robe, held it up so she could see it, and tossed it toward the front window. Her eyes followed it. “Oh,” she said. “If you feel like silhouetting yourself again,” I said, “tell me where that money is first. You won’t need it.” “What can we do?” she asked. “Several things, I suppose, if I didn’t have to spend all my time knocking you down. Do you think you can stay here this time?” “Yes.” “All right.”
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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