Devil's Run
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I awakened early in the most comfortable bed I’d ever experienced, refreshed by a deep sleep full of dreams about Cory Canfield and Catherine Masterson. I believe they mud wrestled in one of them.
After showering in a stall big enough for a platoon, with multiple nozzles in the walls and ceiling that schpritzed you from multiple angles, I dressed in the stuff they’d left me. It was all top of the line, but I stuck with my own parka and gloves as a small act of rebellion. I grabbed a banana from ...the bowl of fruit on the bar and used the remote to open the curtains. There had been a considerable snowfall overnight, but now the sky was clear.
I rode my little personal elevator down and went through the access door to the tunnel. Since I was on the far end of the building, there was only a short passage before I entered the main tunnel, which angled out to the ski shop. It wasn’t as fancy as I had expected, being very much like the steam tunnels in old New York buildings, with walls of painted concrete and pipes running along the ceiling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I awakened early in the most comfortable bed I’d ever experienced, refreshed by a deep sleep full of dreams about Cory Canfield and Catherine Masterson. I believe they mud wrestled in one of them.
After showering in a stall big enough for a platoon, with multiple nozzles in the walls and ceiling that schpritzed you from multiple angles, I dressed in the stuff they’d left me. It was all top of the line, but I stuck with my own parka and gloves as a small act of rebellion. I grabbed a banana from ...the bowl of fruit on the bar and used the remote to open the curtains. There had been a considerable snowfall overnight, but now the sky was clear.
I rode my little personal elevator down and went through the access door to the tunnel. Since I was on the far end of the building, there was only a short passage before I entered the main tunnel, which angled out to the ski shop. It wasn’t as fancy as I had expected, being very much like the steam tunnels in old New York buildings, with walls of painted concrete and pipes running along the ceiling.
What to read after Devil's Run?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Hughes to read onlineMoreLess
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