Now You See It (2011)
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As always, however, I remained a soundless squash.
It was Harry who cried out in hoarse amazement as a gout of blood erupted from his white shirt. Stumbling back, he slipped and fell.
Cassandra screamed. “Max!”
She pounded on the door as Max watched Harry.
Harry was slouched on the floor, staring down at his shirtfront. He might well have been dead, he was so completely motionless.
He lived, however. Stunned and breathless, in a state of shock.
But quite alive.
“The pistol ball was hollow,” Max ...informed him. “Wax. Rubbed with graphite.”
He raised his left hand, thumb elevated. “Filled with blood from this very thumb,” he said.
His smile was mirthless, cold. “The other pistol ball was real,” he said, “to throw you off. Misdirection, don’t you know. My business.”
And he winked at me.
I did not return it. I would not have done so even if I could. Sonny, I was thinking with exasperation. My heart is not constructed of steel, you know.
“I hope I didn’t frighten you again,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As always, however, I remained a soundless squash.
It was Harry who cried out in hoarse amazement as a gout of blood erupted from his white shirt. Stumbling back, he slipped and fell.
Cassandra screamed. “Max!”
She pounded on the door as Max watched Harry.
Harry was slouched on the floor, staring down at his shirtfront. He might well have been dead, he was so completely motionless.
He lived, however. Stunned and breathless, in a state of shock.
But quite alive.
“The pistol ball was hollow,” Max ...informed him. “Wax. Rubbed with graphite.”
He raised his left hand, thumb elevated. “Filled with blood from this very thumb,” he said.
His smile was mirthless, cold. “The other pistol ball was real,” he said, “to throw you off. Misdirection, don’t you know. My business.”
And he winked at me.
I did not return it. I would not have done so even if I could. Sonny, I was thinking with exasperation. My heart is not constructed of steel, you know.
“I hope I didn’t frighten you again,”
What to read after Now You See It?
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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