All Flesh is Grass
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I rang several times and waited, then finally tried the door and it was unlocked.
I went inside and closed the door behind me. The sound of its closing was muffled by the hushed solemnity of the hall that ran back to the kitchen.
“Anyone home?” I called.
Somewhere a lone fly buzzed desperately, as if trying to escape, trapped against a window perhaps, behind a fold of drape. The sun spilled through the fanlights above the door to make a ragged pattern on the floor.
There was no answer to my hail..., so I went down the hall and walked into the study. The phone stood on the heavy desk. The walls of books still seemed rich and wondrous. A half-empty whiskey bottle and an unwashed glass stood on the liquor cabinet.
I went across the carpeting to the desk and reached out, pulling the phone toward me.
I lifted the receiver and immediately Tupper said, in his businessman’s voice, “Mr. Carter, it’s good to hear from you at last. Events are going well, we hope. You have made, we would presume, preliminary contact.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I rang several times and waited, then finally tried the door and it was unlocked.
I went inside and closed the door behind me. The sound of its closing was muffled by the hushed solemnity of the hall that ran back to the kitchen.
“Anyone home?” I called.
Somewhere a lone fly buzzed desperately, as if trying to escape, trapped against a window perhaps, behind a fold of drape. The sun spilled through the fanlights above the door to make a ragged pattern on the floor.
There was no answer to my hail..., so I went down the hall and walked into the study. The phone stood on the heavy desk. The walls of books still seemed rich and wondrous. A half-empty whiskey bottle and an unwashed glass stood on the liquor cabinet.
I went across the carpeting to the desk and reached out, pulling the phone toward me.
I lifted the receiver and immediately Tupper said, in his businessman’s voice, “Mr. Carter, it’s good to hear from you at last. Events are going well, we hope. You have made, we would presume, preliminary contact.”
What to read after All Flesh is Grass?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Simak Clifford D. to read onlineMoreLess
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