London Under Midnight
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@page { margin-bottom: 5.000000pt; margin-top: 5.000000pt; } TWENTY At five minutes past two that sultry morning Trajan walked beside Ben as they left the taxi that had carried them from where they'd talked to the graffiti artist.
'If the man was mad,' Trajan said, 'why should we make too much about this Vampire Sharkz business?' 'Mr Akinedes isn't mad. He suffers from Obsessive Compulsion Disorder; that means he completely understands his compulsions are irrational, only he has... no power over them.' They turned off the main road into a park that ran beside the Thames. Nearby, the formidable square structures of Tower Bridge rose into the night sky where they gleamed in the floodlights. Beyond them, the thousands of lights of London still burned brightly even at this hour.
In the gloom Trajan's head appeared as a bobbing smudge of blond as he asked, 'Then did he mean there's a dangerous animal in the river; perhaps something that's escaped from a zoo?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
@page { margin-bottom: 5.000000pt; margin-top: 5.000000pt; } TWENTY At five minutes past two that sultry morning Trajan walked beside Ben as they left the taxi that had carried them from where they'd talked to the graffiti artist.
'If the man was mad,' Trajan said, 'why should we make too much about this Vampire Sharkz business?' 'Mr Akinedes isn't mad. He suffers from Obsessive Compulsion Disorder; that means he completely understands his compulsions are irrational, only he has... no power over them.' They turned off the main road into a park that ran beside the Thames. Nearby, the formidable square structures of Tower Bridge rose into the night sky where they gleamed in the floodlights. Beyond them, the thousands of lights of London still burned brightly even at this hour.
In the gloom Trajan's head appeared as a bobbing smudge of blond as he asked, 'Then did he mean there's a dangerous animal in the river; perhaps something that's escaped from a zoo?
What to read after London Under Midnight?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clark, Simeon, 1807-1883 to read onlineMoreLess
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