Brainquake
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The baby kept crying until a toy monkey was placed in his hands. When Lafitte took the monkey away and replaced it with a toy giraffe, the baby cried. Lafitte put the monkey back in the baby’s hands.
The baby stopped crying and kept pulling the monkey’s tail. Paul and Michelle watched. The baby couldn’t understand. No music came from the monkey.
That night in his room, Lafitte was asleep and snoring.
In their room the baby was asleep in his new crib, the monkey held close to him. Moonlight washe...d through the curtains. Michelle was in the chair, staring at the baby. Then she glanced up at Paul standing at the window, his back to her. The silence was heavy. She knew, without his showing it, how hard the news had hit him.
“He didn’t tell them,” Paul said quietly.
“We don’t know that. Sometimes they cut out your tongue after they learn what they want to know. It’s a mafia trademark.”
“He told them nothing.”
“But if he did, they’re in France now.”
“He told them nothing.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The baby kept crying until a toy monkey was placed in his hands. When Lafitte took the monkey away and replaced it with a toy giraffe, the baby cried. Lafitte put the monkey back in the baby’s hands.
The baby stopped crying and kept pulling the monkey’s tail. Paul and Michelle watched. The baby couldn’t understand. No music came from the monkey.
That night in his room, Lafitte was asleep and snoring.
In their room the baby was asleep in his new crib, the monkey held close to him. Moonlight washe...d through the curtains. Michelle was in the chair, staring at the baby. Then she glanced up at Paul standing at the window, his back to her. The silence was heavy. She knew, without his showing it, how hard the news had hit him.
“He didn’t tell them,” Paul said quietly.
“We don’t know that. Sometimes they cut out your tongue after they learn what they want to know. It’s a mafia trademark.”
“He told them nothing.”
“But if he did, they’re in France now.”
“He told them nothing.”
What to read after Brainquake?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Fuller to read onlineMoreLess
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