Omega, the Man
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And the horrible, swayinghead was darting down toward the playing boy! The monster's jaws werespread wide, its black tongue was leaping out and in like lightning, thesickening saliva was dripping upon the sand, and its awful eyes wereblazing like coals. And then in a twinkling the huge jaws seized thechild, the head reared back, the jaws closed, stifling the lad'sscreams, and it started to draw back into the cloud.
* * * * * But, after the first onrush of horror, life came again to Omega's ...numbedsenses. He darted forward with a mad cry, and as he swung through theair rather than ran, he seized a stone and hurled it at the brute'shead. His aim was true and the stone struck the great brute on the bonyhood above the right eye. It did not harm, but it maddened the monster. Hissing horribly it swung Alpha high in the air and with a fling dashedhim down upon the rocks. Then with a hoarse bellow it turned upon Omega. With its first forward lunge it seemed about to crush Thalma, who wasbetween it and its intended victim.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the horrible, swayinghead was darting down toward the playing boy! The monster's jaws werespread wide, its black tongue was leaping out and in like lightning, thesickening saliva was dripping upon the sand, and its awful eyes wereblazing like coals. And then in a twinkling the huge jaws seized thechild, the head reared back, the jaws closed, stifling the lad'sscreams, and it started to draw back into the cloud.
* * * * * But, after the first onrush of horror, life came again to Omega's ...numbedsenses. He darted forward with a mad cry, and as he swung through theair rather than ran, he seized a stone and hurled it at the brute'shead. His aim was true and the stone struck the great brute on the bonyhood above the right eye. It did not harm, but it maddened the monster. Hissing horribly it swung Alpha high in the air and with a fling dashedhim down upon the rocks. Then with a hoarse bellow it turned upon Omega. With its first forward lunge it seemed about to crush Thalma, who wasbetween it and its intended victim.
What to read after Omega, the Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morrow Lowell Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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