Dreadful Skin
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She could feel it crawling up the sky, not too full and fat quite yet but swelling still and growing. Something else was growing too—something else was swelling still and itching under her skin, just below the surface, straining to be let out. She was grateful for the room in the house of ill repute. She appreciated the privacy the women there offered her, and the freedom to peel her heavy, hot clothes away and kneel in her nightdress. The light cotton shift reached from shoulder almost to floor..., but indecent or not, it was more tolerable than proper clothing. And when the doors were closed and locked, and when the shades and curtains had been pulled down low, Eileen had bigger secrets to keep than the color of her nightgown. She knelt beside the bed and closed her eyes, breathing slowly, breathing with forced but measured calm that counted the seconds between breaths. From time to time, her lungs would catch—but she held the cough down, fighting back the growl. “It’s not time yet,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She could feel it crawling up the sky, not too full and fat quite yet but swelling still and growing. Something else was growing too—something else was swelling still and itching under her skin, just below the surface, straining to be let out. She was grateful for the room in the house of ill repute. She appreciated the privacy the women there offered her, and the freedom to peel her heavy, hot clothes away and kneel in her nightdress. The light cotton shift reached from shoulder almost to floor..., but indecent or not, it was more tolerable than proper clothing. And when the doors were closed and locked, and when the shades and curtains had been pulled down low, Eileen had bigger secrets to keep than the color of her nightgown. She knelt beside the bed and closed her eyes, breathing slowly, breathing with forced but measured calm that counted the seconds between breaths. From time to time, her lungs would catch—but she held the cough down, fighting back the growl. “It’s not time yet,”
What to read after Dreadful Skin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cherie Priest to read onlineMoreLess
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