Old Rambling House
Old Rambling House
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The city lights blinked out. A hummingsound filled the air.
Martha Graham clutched her husband's arm. "Ted! Wha-- what was that?" "I dunno. " He turned. "Mr. Rush!" No answer. Only the humming.
The door at the end of the room opened. A strange man came through it. He wore a short toga-like garment of gray, metallic cloth belted at thewaist by something that glittered and shimmered through every color ofthe spectrum. An aura of coldness and power emanated from him--a senseof untouchable hauteur....
* * * * * He glanced around the room, spoke in the same tongue the Rushes hadused.
Ted Graham said, "I don't understand you, mister. " The man put a hand to his flickering belt. Both Ted and Martha Grahamfelt themselves rooted to the floor, a tingling sensation vibratingalong every nerve.
Again the strange language rolled from the man's tongue, but now thewords were understood.
"Who are you?" "My name's Graham. This is my wife. What's going--" "How did you get here?" "The Rushes--they wanted to trade us this house for our trailer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The city lights blinked out. A hummingsound filled the air.
Martha Graham clutched her husband's arm. "Ted! Wha-- what was that?" "I dunno. " He turned. "Mr. Rush!" No answer. Only the humming.
The door at the end of the room opened. A strange man came through it. He wore a short toga-like garment of gray, metallic cloth belted at thewaist by something that glittered and shimmered through every color ofthe spectrum. An aura of coldness and power emanated from him--a senseof untouchable hauteur....
* * * * * He glanced around the room, spoke in the same tongue the Rushes hadused.
Ted Graham said, "I don't understand you, mister. " The man put a hand to his flickering belt. Both Ted and Martha Grahamfelt themselves rooted to the floor, a tingling sensation vibratingalong every nerve.
Again the strange language rolled from the man's tongue, but now thewords were understood.
"Who are you?" "My name's Graham. This is my wife. What's going--" "How did you get here?" "The Rushes--they wanted to trade us this house for our trailer.
What to read after Old Rambling House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herbert Frank Patrick to read onlineMoreLess
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