Maskerade
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‘Come and sit where I can see you. That’s good manners. And let me tell you right now that I ain’t at all afraid of you.’ The tall, black-robed figure walked across the floor and sat down on a handy barrel, leaning its scythe against the wall. Then it pushed back its hood.
Granny folded her arms and stared calmly at the visitor, meeting his gaze eye-to-socket.
I AM IMPRESSED.
‘I have faith.’ REALLY? IN WHAT PARTICULAR DEITY?
‘Oh, none of them.’ THEN FAITH IN WHAT?
‘Just faith..., you know. In general.’ Death leaned forward. The candlelight raised new shadows on his skull.
COURAGE IS EASY BY CANDLELIGHT. YOUR FAITH, I SUSPECT, IS IN THE FLAME.
Death grinned.
Granny leaned forward, and blew out the candle. Then she folded her arms again and stared fiercely ahead of her.
After some length of time a voice said, ALL RIGHT, YOU’VE MADE YOUR POINT.
What to read after Maskerade?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘Come and sit where I can see you. That’s good manners. And let me tell you right now that I ain’t at all afraid of you.’ The tall, black-robed figure walked across the floor and sat down on a handy barrel, leaning its scythe against the wall. Then it pushed back its hood.
Granny folded her arms and stared calmly at the visitor, meeting his gaze eye-to-socket.
I AM IMPRESSED.
‘I have faith.’ REALLY? IN WHAT PARTICULAR DEITY?
‘Oh, none of them.’ THEN FAITH IN WHAT?
‘Just faith..., you know. In general.’ Death leaned forward. The candlelight raised new shadows on his skull.
COURAGE IS EASY BY CANDLELIGHT. YOUR FAITH, I SUSPECT, IS IN THE FLAME.
Death grinned.
Granny leaned forward, and blew out the candle. Then she folded her arms again and stared fiercely ahead of her.
After some length of time a voice said, ALL RIGHT, YOU’VE MADE YOUR POINT.
What to read after Maskerade?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Terry Pratchett to read onlineMoreLess
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