Servant of the Bones (1996)
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“Undress me, please, help me,” she said. I quickly removed all her clothes as she wished. She guided me and assisted me. She sank deep in the pillows, pale, but with a body as firm to touch as a young woman’s body.
I kissed the calves of her legs, her thighs. The garden rustled and sighed behind me. For the first time I heard a waterfall, its gentle trickle, and then I listened to the sound of water touching leaves, but my body was an engine of desire, and what drove me was her naked breasts, ra...ther small, with the pink nipples of a girl, and the smell of death, rising sweet like a crushing lily. It was not that the death attracted me; it was that it made her all the more precious, something to be lost in a moment.
She lay back, heaving a deep sigh. The angles of her face were tight and delicate and precise in the dimness.
“Let me see you without your clothes,” she said. She reached for buttons, but I gestured there was no need. I stood up and back from her.
Not an electric light burned in the place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Undress me, please, help me,” she said. I quickly removed all her clothes as she wished. She guided me and assisted me. She sank deep in the pillows, pale, but with a body as firm to touch as a young woman’s body.
I kissed the calves of her legs, her thighs. The garden rustled and sighed behind me. For the first time I heard a waterfall, its gentle trickle, and then I listened to the sound of water touching leaves, but my body was an engine of desire, and what drove me was her naked breasts, ra...ther small, with the pink nipples of a girl, and the smell of death, rising sweet like a crushing lily. It was not that the death attracted me; it was that it made her all the more precious, something to be lost in a moment.
She lay back, heaving a deep sigh. The angles of her face were tight and delicate and precise in the dimness.
“Let me see you without your clothes,” she said. She reached for buttons, but I gestured there was no need. I stood up and back from her.
Not an electric light burned in the place.
What to read after Servant of the Bones?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anne Rice to read onlineMoreLess
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