Solomon Kane
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He thought the voice might be praying for him. It was a woman’s voice, and almost as soft as an absence of sensation – the absence that had Kane in its gentle embrace. He was only just awake, and it seemed to him that his body was staying asleep. It must need to sleep in order to recuperate, and he ought not to rouse it until it was healed. If he had been granted peace at last, surely it must come from God, and to reject it would be a sin. “A elfyntodd dwyr sinddyn duw cerrig yr fferllurig nwyn......” The voice beside him was soothing him, and he need not interpret the words.
But there were other voices. Several men were speaking in some enclosed space that surrounded them with stony echoes. “We need him whatever his past sins were.” Did Kane recognise that voice? “To swap one evil for another seems like folly,” came a response, and a different speaker remarked “Set a devil to fight a devil.” Kane was attempting to regain the blessed state of unawareness when a man protested “He killed his own brother.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He thought the voice might be praying for him. It was a woman’s voice, and almost as soft as an absence of sensation – the absence that had Kane in its gentle embrace. He was only just awake, and it seemed to him that his body was staying asleep. It must need to sleep in order to recuperate, and he ought not to rouse it until it was healed. If he had been granted peace at last, surely it must come from God, and to reject it would be a sin. “A elfyntodd dwyr sinddyn duw cerrig yr fferllurig nwyn......” The voice beside him was soothing him, and he need not interpret the words.
But there were other voices. Several men were speaking in some enclosed space that surrounded them with stony echoes. “We need him whatever his past sins were.” Did Kane recognise that voice? “To swap one evil for another seems like folly,” came a response, and a different speaker remarked “Set a devil to fight a devil.” Kane was attempting to regain the blessed state of unawareness when a man protested “He killed his own brother.”
What to read after Solomon Kane?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ramsey Campbell to read onlineMoreLess
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