Lisey’s Story
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Lisey and The Long Boy (Pafko at the Wall) 1 “Amanda, come here!”
“In a minute, Lisey, the movie’s almost—”
“Amanda, right now!”
She picked up the telephone, confirmed the nothing inside it, put it back down. She knew everything. It seemed to have been there all along, like the sweet taste in her mouth. The lights would be next, and if Amanda didn’t come before he doused them— But there she was, standing between the entertainment alcove and the long main room, looking suddenly afraid and old. On... the VHS tape the coach’s wife would soon be throwing the coffee pot at the wall, angry because her hands were too unsteady to pour. Lisey wasn’t surprised to see her own hands were trembling. She picked up the .22. Amanda saw her do it and looked more frightened than ever. Like a lady who would have preferred to be in Philadelphia, all things considered. Or catatonic. Too late, Manda, Lisey thought.
“Lisey, is he here?”
“Yes.”
In the distance thunder rumbled, seeming to agree.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lisey and The Long Boy (Pafko at the Wall) 1 “Amanda, come here!”
“In a minute, Lisey, the movie’s almost—”
“Amanda, right now!”
She picked up the telephone, confirmed the nothing inside it, put it back down. She knew everything. It seemed to have been there all along, like the sweet taste in her mouth. The lights would be next, and if Amanda didn’t come before he doused them— But there she was, standing between the entertainment alcove and the long main room, looking suddenly afraid and old. On... the VHS tape the coach’s wife would soon be throwing the coffee pot at the wall, angry because her hands were too unsteady to pour. Lisey wasn’t surprised to see her own hands were trembling. She picked up the .22. Amanda saw her do it and looked more frightened than ever. Like a lady who would have preferred to be in Philadelphia, all things considered. Or catatonic. Too late, Manda, Lisey thought.
“Lisey, is he here?”
“Yes.”
In the distance thunder rumbled, seeming to agree.
What to read after Lisey’s Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen King to read onlineMoreLess
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