Child Friday
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There were no lights here, either, but the glow from the fire flickered on walls lined from floor to ceiling with books, so it was, presumably, a library. The quietness and the knowledge that a stranger sat somewhere in the shadows, waiting for her, gave Emily a rising sensation of panic.“Well?” A voice spoke suddenly and impatiently out of the darkness. “Come to the fire and get acquainted.”She had to feel her way across the room, unfamiliar with the placing of the furniture, and as she approac...hed the circle of firelight, a low growl halted her. She could see the bright eyes of an Alsatian bitch watching her from where she lay beside a chair by the fire and her lip lifted threateningly.“It’s all right, Bella.” The man sitting in the chair spoke caressingly. “Are you nervous, Miss Moon?”“No,” said Emily, who liked dogs. “Though I imagine her job is to guard and—and guide you.”“So you’ve heard of the Guide Dogs’ work, have you? Come and speak to her, then.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were no lights here, either, but the glow from the fire flickered on walls lined from floor to ceiling with books, so it was, presumably, a library. The quietness and the knowledge that a stranger sat somewhere in the shadows, waiting for her, gave Emily a rising sensation of panic.“Well?” A voice spoke suddenly and impatiently out of the darkness. “Come to the fire and get acquainted.”She had to feel her way across the room, unfamiliar with the placing of the furniture, and as she approac...hed the circle of firelight, a low growl halted her. She could see the bright eyes of an Alsatian bitch watching her from where she lay beside a chair by the fire and her lip lifted threateningly.“It’s all right, Bella.” The man sitting in the chair spoke caressingly. “Are you nervous, Miss Moon?”“No,” said Emily, who liked dogs. “Though I imagine her job is to guard and—and guide you.”“So you’ve heard of the Guide Dogs’ work, have you? Come and speak to her, then.
What to read after Child Friday?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sara Seale to read onlineMoreLess
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