Frostbite
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But there was no reason. I told myself to stop acting like an absentminded old fool. I was perfectly safe. Then, something moved. Or at least I thought it did. I essentially felt it more than I saw it. I tried to lift my feet, but they felt like they each weighed a hundred pounds. Spinning around, I looked in all directions but saw nothing. But whatever I was feeling, it was intensifying. Suddenly my feet sprang to life and I trudged through the snow as fast as I could and practically leaped on...to the concrete patio. I stood there for a moment, catching my breath. For some reason I felt safer standing on the solid concrete than I did in the knee-deep snow. Then something grabbed my shoulder. I yelped and spun around to see the face of Agnes Humphrey staring at me with skeptical eyes. “Fred?” “Hi Agnes,” I managed to say. “What in the world are you doing in Mrs. Stephens’ backyard?” She barked, her gray hair hanging down over her face like a shaggy dog. “Oh,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But there was no reason. I told myself to stop acting like an absentminded old fool. I was perfectly safe. Then, something moved. Or at least I thought it did. I essentially felt it more than I saw it. I tried to lift my feet, but they felt like they each weighed a hundred pounds. Spinning around, I looked in all directions but saw nothing. But whatever I was feeling, it was intensifying. Suddenly my feet sprang to life and I trudged through the snow as fast as I could and practically leaped on...to the concrete patio. I stood there for a moment, catching my breath. For some reason I felt safer standing on the solid concrete than I did in the knee-deep snow. Then something grabbed my shoulder. I yelped and spun around to see the face of Agnes Humphrey staring at me with skeptical eyes. “Fred?” “Hi Agnes,” I managed to say. “What in the world are you doing in Mrs. Stephens’ backyard?” She barked, her gray hair hanging down over her face like a shaggy dog. “Oh,”
What to read after Frostbite?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David M Warren to read onlineMoreLess
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