The Creeping Kelp
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He soon wished it hadn’t, as a dull throb from his leg reminded him of what had happened. He looked around, realising that he was in some kind of medical facility.... not a hospital, it was too basic for that, but the fact that he was hooked up to several monitors and machines that went ping gave the game away, somewhat.He called out, but no one came. He made to swing a leg out of bed and realised he was tied up tight. His left leg was bandaged from foot to knee and suspended from the ceiling by... what, at first glance, looked like a medieval torture rack. He leaned forward, intent on freeing himself, but a wave of nausea washed through him. He was forced to sit back and keep still until his body returned to an even keel and no longer felt like floating towards the ceiling.He called out again.“Anybody there?”His voice echoed, as if there was a larger, empty area outside the room where he was lying. He waited. Still, no one responded. He looked around, hoping to find a bell or buzzer he could use to attract attention.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He soon wished it hadn’t, as a dull throb from his leg reminded him of what had happened. He looked around, realising that he was in some kind of medical facility.... not a hospital, it was too basic for that, but the fact that he was hooked up to several monitors and machines that went ping gave the game away, somewhat.He called out, but no one came. He made to swing a leg out of bed and realised he was tied up tight. His left leg was bandaged from foot to knee and suspended from the ceiling by... what, at first glance, looked like a medieval torture rack. He leaned forward, intent on freeing himself, but a wave of nausea washed through him. He was forced to sit back and keep still until his body returned to an even keel and no longer felt like floating towards the ceiling.He called out again.“Anybody there?”His voice echoed, as if there was a larger, empty area outside the room where he was lying. He waited. Still, no one responded. He looked around, hoping to find a bell or buzzer he could use to attract attention.
What to read after The Creeping Kelp?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wayne Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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