Prisoner of Fire
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ROLAND BADEL had been a recluse for almost a year. He liked his solitary existence, although he noted with clinical detachment the withdrawal symptoms of the hermit. The scars on his face had healed well, and the thin white line that showed where his throat had been inefficiently cut was more or less permanently concealed by a cravat; though there were very few occasions when anyone else was likely to see it. But once a day, at least, Badel had to look at it, when he shaved. He still had the nig...htmares; but he no longer trembled or felt the sweat break out when he saw the scar. And that, certainly, was a good sign.
He was a trained psychologist. For nearly ten years he had worked for the National Psychological Laboratory on the development of personality-reshaping programmes. He had been head of a team that tested such programmes on anti-social persons. Or, as he himself used to put it bluntly, he had been head mechanic in a human repair shop. Chiefly, he had tested his programme on criminals, psychopaths, anarchists, subversives and sexual deviants.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ROLAND BADEL had been a recluse for almost a year. He liked his solitary existence, although he noted with clinical detachment the withdrawal symptoms of the hermit. The scars on his face had healed well, and the thin white line that showed where his throat had been inefficiently cut was more or less permanently concealed by a cravat; though there were very few occasions when anyone else was likely to see it. But once a day, at least, Badel had to look at it, when he shaved. He still had the nig...htmares; but he no longer trembled or felt the sweat break out when he saw the scar. And that, certainly, was a good sign.
He was a trained psychologist. For nearly ten years he had worked for the National Psychological Laboratory on the development of personality-reshaping programmes. He had been head of a team that tested such programmes on anti-social persons. Or, as he himself used to put it bluntly, he had been head mechanic in a human repair shop. Chiefly, he had tested his programme on criminals, psychopaths, anarchists, subversives and sexual deviants.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmund Cooper to read onlineMoreLess
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