Odd Apocalypse
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The large rectangular room had a plasterboard ceiling and beadboard walls, all painted white. Set in two pairs in the farther wall, the four windows were covered by oilcloth shades hung on old-fashioned roller bars.
In one corner stood a wooden cabinet with a metal sink on top. On one side of the sink was a lever-action, cast-iron hand pump to draw water from a well.
A large oak desk backed up to each set of the windows, and on each desk was a work lamp with a green-glass shade. The office chair...s were entirely of oak, with hard-rubber wheels on steel-shank castors. They were in fine condition but looked a hundred years old.
On each desk stood also a candlestick phone of brass painted matte black, with the mouthpiece at the top, the earpiece on a cord and hanging from a cradle, and an early rotary dial on the base.
Along the shorter walls were oak filing cabinets and what seemed to be a map chest with wide, shallow drawers. In the open part of the room, two draftsman tables stood back-to-back, with oak stools, and to the right of them was a large oak table high enough that you would have to stand at it to work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The large rectangular room had a plasterboard ceiling and beadboard walls, all painted white. Set in two pairs in the farther wall, the four windows were covered by oilcloth shades hung on old-fashioned roller bars.
In one corner stood a wooden cabinet with a metal sink on top. On one side of the sink was a lever-action, cast-iron hand pump to draw water from a well.
A large oak desk backed up to each set of the windows, and on each desk was a work lamp with a green-glass shade. The office chair...s were entirely of oak, with hard-rubber wheels on steel-shank castors. They were in fine condition but looked a hundred years old.
On each desk stood also a candlestick phone of brass painted matte black, with the mouthpiece at the top, the earpiece on a cord and hanging from a cradle, and an early rotary dial on the base.
Along the shorter walls were oak filing cabinets and what seemed to be a map chest with wide, shallow drawers. In the open part of the room, two draftsman tables stood back-to-back, with oak stools, and to the right of them was a large oak table high enough that you would have to stand at it to work.
What to read after Odd Apocalypse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dean Koontz to read onlineMoreLess
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