Fate And the Watcher
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Bundoo was super- vising the operation, his voice lowered to a shrill 226 FATE AND THE WATCHER whisper but talking incessantly, with some idea, Melrose realised, to prevent any slight lapse on his part being noticed. His feet in their cramped position had grown numb, and as the men lifted him the touch of their hands was agony. He winced unavoidably ; the thing was done before he had had time to think, and for a second it seemed as if every eye was staring at him, piercing through his thin disg...uise. But the movement passed unnoticed, except by Bundoo. Melrose felt the small nervous hand close on his shoulder with a sharp grip, and his own self-control returned. He sat like a graven image, even when the curtains of the litter had been pulled about him. Who was to know, as Bundoo had said, what eyes might not be watching ? So the procession made its way back, the litter slung between the men's shoulders. Peering with his half -closed eyes through a chink in the curtains, Melrose could see Bundoo walking a little ahead in company with a man robed in the white of the priests.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bundoo was super- vising the operation, his voice lowered to a shrill 226 FATE AND THE WATCHER whisper but talking incessantly, with some idea, Melrose realised, to prevent any slight lapse on his part being noticed. His feet in their cramped position had grown numb, and as the men lifted him the touch of their hands was agony. He winced unavoidably ; the thing was done before he had had time to think, and for a second it seemed as if every eye was staring at him, piercing through his thin disg...uise. But the movement passed unnoticed, except by Bundoo. Melrose felt the small nervous hand close on his shoulder with a sharp grip, and his own self-control returned. He sat like a graven image, even when the curtains of the litter had been pulled about him. Who was to know, as Bundoo had said, what eyes might not be watching ? So the procession made its way back, the litter slung between the men's shoulders. Peering with his half -closed eyes through a chink in the curtains, Melrose could see Bundoo walking a little ahead in company with a man robed in the white of the priests.
What to read after Fate And the Watcher?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peterson Margaret to read onlineMoreLess
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