Mr. Wicker's Window
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The feasting pirates had evidently fallen asleep over theirfood and empty wine mugs, for they did not return.
With a growing sense of uneasiness, Chris cautiously brought his headout from under his jade-green wing. He had had for the past hour theeerie feeling of being stared at, and he pecked at his scarlet andyellow breast feathers while sending a glance about the cabin.
He knew without having to look, where the source of his uneasinesslay. Claggett Chew had turned on his right side and fixed... him with apale, piercing, and unblinking eye. So fixed, it was, that for aheart-thudding moment Chris imagined his enemy to be dead. But after alonger pause than usual, the pale heavy lids finally blinked, thoughthe unwavering eyes did not move from where Chris was perched, asnonchalantly as he knew how to, on the back of Osterbridge Hawsey'schair.
The intelligence behind the stare was infinitely keen and resourceful. Chris, preening himself in a difficult effort to appear what he wasnot, knew that if Claggett Chew had not already guessed his disguise, he was certainly more than suspicious.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The feasting pirates had evidently fallen asleep over theirfood and empty wine mugs, for they did not return.
With a growing sense of uneasiness, Chris cautiously brought his headout from under his jade-green wing. He had had for the past hour theeerie feeling of being stared at, and he pecked at his scarlet andyellow breast feathers while sending a glance about the cabin.
He knew without having to look, where the source of his uneasinesslay. Claggett Chew had turned on his right side and fixed... him with apale, piercing, and unblinking eye. So fixed, it was, that for aheart-thudding moment Chris imagined his enemy to be dead. But after alonger pause than usual, the pale heavy lids finally blinked, thoughthe unwavering eyes did not move from where Chris was perched, asnonchalantly as he knew how to, on the back of Osterbridge Hawsey'schair.
The intelligence behind the stare was infinitely keen and resourceful. Chris, preening himself in a difficult effort to appear what he wasnot, knew that if Claggett Chew had not already guessed his disguise, he was certainly more than suspicious.
What to read after Mr. Wicker's Window?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dawson Carley to read onlineMoreLess
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