Ship of Dreams
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Even now, crouching in the tiny opening, they were less sensitive of what might be behind them than of what they knew lay outside. On entering they had received vague impressions of an extensive but low-ceilinged, gently glowing, stalactite-pillared cave, whose walls appeared festooned with luminous moss. They had seen nothing, however, to inspire fear in them—that is to say, more fear than already was present—and so their concentration was centered on the encroachment of the still unseen dholes....
In fact the dholes were to remain unseen, as they had always been and ever would be, though their humping shadows were plainly visible and their rustlings loud as they gathered beyond the cave’s entrance. Gazing out along the dim beam of light from the cave’s mouth, Hero felt prompted to whisper: “Where are the damned things! I can see movement—far too much movement—and I can hear them well enough, but I can’t see a one! What’s stopped them, d’you think?”
“The light,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even now, crouching in the tiny opening, they were less sensitive of what might be behind them than of what they knew lay outside. On entering they had received vague impressions of an extensive but low-ceilinged, gently glowing, stalactite-pillared cave, whose walls appeared festooned with luminous moss. They had seen nothing, however, to inspire fear in them—that is to say, more fear than already was present—and so their concentration was centered on the encroachment of the still unseen dholes....
In fact the dholes were to remain unseen, as they had always been and ever would be, though their humping shadows were plainly visible and their rustlings loud as they gathered beyond the cave’s entrance. Gazing out along the dim beam of light from the cave’s mouth, Hero felt prompted to whisper: “Where are the damned things! I can see movement—far too much movement—and I can hear them well enough, but I can’t see a one! What’s stopped them, d’you think?”
“The light,”
What to read after Ship of Dreams?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brian Lumley to read onlineMoreLess
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