Sacrament
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It took him almost five hours, his trek fuelled by Hershey bars and doughnuts, washed down with a carton of milk, all consumed as he walked. Either he was steadily becoming more used to the sights his eyes were showing him, or else his brain (perhaps for his own protection) had got the trick of dialling down the amount of information he was assimilating. Whatever the reason, he didn't feel the need to linger with the same obsessiveness, but wandered on his way taking mental snapshots of sights t...hat drew his attention, then pressing on. The conversation with Bethlynn had been more enlightening than he'd expected it to be, and as he walked, taking his snapshots, he turned fragments of it over in his head. Whether or not there was indeed a God-part of Patrick, a part that would never sicken or die, she was plainly quite sincere in that belief, and if the possibility comforted Patrick (while putting food in the cat's bowl) then there was no harm in it. Her assessment of Will, however, was another deal completely.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It took him almost five hours, his trek fuelled by Hershey bars and doughnuts, washed down with a carton of milk, all consumed as he walked. Either he was steadily becoming more used to the sights his eyes were showing him, or else his brain (perhaps for his own protection) had got the trick of dialling down the amount of information he was assimilating. Whatever the reason, he didn't feel the need to linger with the same obsessiveness, but wandered on his way taking mental snapshots of sights t...hat drew his attention, then pressing on. The conversation with Bethlynn had been more enlightening than he'd expected it to be, and as he walked, taking his snapshots, he turned fragments of it over in his head. Whether or not there was indeed a God-part of Patrick, a part that would never sicken or die, she was plainly quite sincere in that belief, and if the possibility comforted Patrick (while putting food in the cat's bowl) then there was no harm in it. Her assessment of Will, however, was another deal completely.
What to read after Sacrament?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clive Barker to read onlineMoreLess
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