Hunger And Thirst (2011)
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On the dot. The church bells were ringing for the ninth time as his eyes flew open and he stared at the ceiling.
He turned his head and looked at the glass.
It was true then. He hadn’t dreamed it. Only a few drops of water were left. And the dry, curling rose lay by the side of the glass. It’ll die fast now, he thought.
He looked over on his left side and saw the candy wrapper. That was true then too. He had eaten. He had drunk. But where did it all go? He was thirsty and hungry again.
He looked... back at the table.
What was the third thing? He wondered it suddenly. It was a fascinating problem. Now that he could reach out and touch it. What could it be? Odd that in his own room, he should not know what one of three objects should be.
He reached out his right arm. His hand dropped on the object. He felt coolness, smoothness. His nails raised it lever-like. His fingers slid under. He lifted it up, carried it over and looked … At himself.
His mouth fell open. It was a shock, it made him gape.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the dot. The church bells were ringing for the ninth time as his eyes flew open and he stared at the ceiling.
He turned his head and looked at the glass.
It was true then. He hadn’t dreamed it. Only a few drops of water were left. And the dry, curling rose lay by the side of the glass. It’ll die fast now, he thought.
He looked over on his left side and saw the candy wrapper. That was true then too. He had eaten. He had drunk. But where did it all go? He was thirsty and hungry again.
He looked... back at the table.
What was the third thing? He wondered it suddenly. It was a fascinating problem. Now that he could reach out and touch it. What could it be? Odd that in his own room, he should not know what one of three objects should be.
He reached out his right arm. His hand dropped on the object. He felt coolness, smoothness. His nails raised it lever-like. His fingers slid under. He lifted it up, carried it over and looked … At himself.
His mouth fell open. It was a shock, it made him gape.
What to read after Hunger And Thirst?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Matheson to read onlineMoreLess
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