The Cuckoo Clock
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No men. Didn't fool around atall. I'd a known. " * * * * * Behind Jim's stony eyes the pattern took clearer form, as if a mosaicapproached completion. A mosaic of carefully planned events thattotalled horror. He shivered as the outlines of his hunch filled in. Helen--what creatures were these? Helen--not dead, not poor, --carefullyplanting ostensible proof of her death and going on to a new role, a newlife, in London or Paris or Rome. A free, untrammelled life. And herchild--if child was the wo...rd--in his home, repeating the pattern. Eliminating competition as her mother undoubtedly had done. Thecompetition--his and Jean's children! Changeling, changeling-- No, notthat. Incubus! He shivered again.
"Rabbits on your grave, Mr. Blair?" He looked up slowly. "Sorry. I was just wondering. Did Miss Simmons havea job while she was here?" "No, she didn't. One thing she did do was rent a place. Used to beBlands Hardware. Paid a month's rent, too. Said some friends of herswere plannin' to open a mortuary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No men. Didn't fool around atall. I'd a known. " * * * * * Behind Jim's stony eyes the pattern took clearer form, as if a mosaicapproached completion. A mosaic of carefully planned events thattotalled horror. He shivered as the outlines of his hunch filled in. Helen--what creatures were these? Helen--not dead, not poor, --carefullyplanting ostensible proof of her death and going on to a new role, a newlife, in London or Paris or Rome. A free, untrammelled life. And herchild--if child was the wo...rd--in his home, repeating the pattern. Eliminating competition as her mother undoubtedly had done. Thecompetition--his and Jean's children! Changeling, changeling-- No, notthat. Incubus! He shivered again.
"Rabbits on your grave, Mr. Blair?" He looked up slowly. "Sorry. I was just wondering. Did Miss Simmons havea job while she was here?" "No, she didn't. One thing she did do was rent a place. Used to beBlands Hardware. Paid a month's rent, too. Said some friends of herswere plannin' to open a mortuary.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barefoot Wesley to read onlineMoreLess
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