Assassin's Creed: Underworld
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Was it that a tired pall hung over all of England? Or did it hang over him? There was a storm brewing, he thought. Both literally and metaphorically.
It was February 1868, five and a half years after the wretched events at the Metropolitan line. After that, he, Ethan Frye and The Ghost had retired in failure: The Ghost to his hidey-hole in the Thames Tunnel, a self-imposed prison of regret and recrimination; George to batten down the hatches in Croydon; and Ethan to busy himself with raising... the next generation of Assassin resistance – one unencumbered by the disappointment and failure that tainted their elders. A new generation with fresh ambition and enthusiasm. A new way of doing things.
What a shame, George thought, that Ethan will never see it in action.
Ethan had been just forty-three years old when he died a matter of weeks ago, but he had been ill with the pleurisy for some time before that.
During many hours spent at Ethan’s bedside, George had watched his old friend wither, like fruit on a vine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Was it that a tired pall hung over all of England? Or did it hang over him? There was a storm brewing, he thought. Both literally and metaphorically.
It was February 1868, five and a half years after the wretched events at the Metropolitan line. After that, he, Ethan Frye and The Ghost had retired in failure: The Ghost to his hidey-hole in the Thames Tunnel, a self-imposed prison of regret and recrimination; George to batten down the hatches in Croydon; and Ethan to busy himself with raising... the next generation of Assassin resistance – one unencumbered by the disappointment and failure that tainted their elders. A new generation with fresh ambition and enthusiasm. A new way of doing things.
What a shame, George thought, that Ethan will never see it in action.
Ethan had been just forty-three years old when he died a matter of weeks ago, but he had been ill with the pleurisy for some time before that.
During many hours spent at Ethan’s bedside, George had watched his old friend wither, like fruit on a vine.
What to read after Assassin's Creed: Underworld?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliver Bowden to read onlineMoreLess
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