Priestess of Murder
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The Monster Of West Cliff!
Chapter II. The Phantom In The Trees Chapter III. A Dreamland Of Dread Chapter IV. Master Of The Monster Chapter V. Into The Grisly Night Chapter VI. Monster At Play Chapter VII. A Bargain With The Fiend I. — THE MONSTER OF WEST CLIFF!
THE house was full of whispers. Leila Monroy, pathetically small in the huge, wing-sided easy chair, fumbled at her throat. A sob was trying to rise there, knotting her muscles with a sort of physical pain.
The house was fu...ll of whispers. The ancient farmhouse that always had been her home was an abode of brooding dread, a place of dark despair. The groaning of the old timbers' drying fibers seemed terribly loud in the oppressive silence. They came from the very walls about Leila; from the age-darkened rafters overhead; from the ominous gloom of the entrance hallway that somehow repelled the living-room light; from the broad staircase twisting upward out of that foyer to appallingly empty obscurity above.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Monster Of West Cliff!
Chapter II. The Phantom In The Trees Chapter III. A Dreamland Of Dread Chapter IV. Master Of The Monster Chapter V. Into The Grisly Night Chapter VI. Monster At Play Chapter VII. A Bargain With The Fiend I. — THE MONSTER OF WEST CLIFF!
THE house was full of whispers. Leila Monroy, pathetically small in the huge, wing-sided easy chair, fumbled at her throat. A sob was trying to rise there, knotting her muscles with a sort of physical pain.
The house was fu...ll of whispers. The ancient farmhouse that always had been her home was an abode of brooding dread, a place of dark despair. The groaning of the old timbers' drying fibers seemed terribly loud in the oppressive silence. They came from the very walls about Leila; from the age-darkened rafters overhead; from the ominous gloom of the entrance hallway that somehow repelled the living-room light; from the broad staircase twisting upward out of that foyer to appallingly empty obscurity above.
What to read after Priestess of Murder?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zagat Arthur Leo to read onlineMoreLess
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