[oxrun Station] Dialing the Wind
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His nostrils twitched, upper lip pulling away from his teeth, head snapping across the down pillow as if escaping a stench someone had shoved under his nose. A soft moan muffled by sleep. His left hand scrabbled at the blanket, caught it, pulled it up toward his chin and away from his feet. One eye opened partway, and closed. He stiffened sharply. Relaxed. And in the dream he was losing he sprinted across a snowfield under a sky of lowering slate, shivering violently at the cold that penetrated ...his soles, crawled up his legs.
Both eyes now, fluttering open just wide enough to show the whites, closing again, opening fully so he could stare at the ceiling and wonder, in that brief moment before he thought he smelled the smoke, why his feet were so cold.
The house He sat up so quickly he had to bow at the waist until dizziness passed, his hands sliding down his legs to grip his shins tightly. That his fingers embraced flesh made him blink in the dark, and he cursed at the dream that had pulled the blanket from his feet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His nostrils twitched, upper lip pulling away from his teeth, head snapping across the down pillow as if escaping a stench someone had shoved under his nose. A soft moan muffled by sleep. His left hand scrabbled at the blanket, caught it, pulled it up toward his chin and away from his feet. One eye opened partway, and closed. He stiffened sharply. Relaxed. And in the dream he was losing he sprinted across a snowfield under a sky of lowering slate, shivering violently at the cold that penetrated ...his soles, crawled up his legs.
Both eyes now, fluttering open just wide enough to show the whites, closing again, opening fully so he could stare at the ceiling and wonder, in that brief moment before he thought he smelled the smoke, why his feet were so cold.
The house He sat up so quickly he had to bow at the waist until dizziness passed, his hands sliding down his legs to grip his shins tightly. That his fingers embraced flesh made him blink in the dark, and he cursed at the dream that had pulled the blanket from his feet.
What to read after [oxrun Station] Dialing the Wind?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Grant to read onlineMoreLess
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