The Delicate Dependency: a Novel of the Vampire Life
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She had obviously placed all of her hopes on my agreeing to cooperate, as if it were the single most important issue of her life. She touchingly reminisced about Ambrose, telling how frightened he was of mirrors, and unconcerned by heights. Her affection was so poignant I could almost feel the presence of the child. She insisted we leave for France that very night. With much diplomacy I convinced her that that was out of the question. There were too many arrangements to be made. I had to put to ...order my duties at Redgewood. There was my research to consider. Lady Dunaway still insisted I pack that afternoon—as a covenant of my intention to accompany her. There was such a look of faith in her eyes I found it impossible to refuse her.
After I had fulfilled that request she went with me to my laboratory. It was there I discovered what I could well have guessed. Lady Dunaway’s unnurtured thirst for knowledge fully matched her determination. Those few women who had visited my laboratory in the past—-other than Ursula, of course—had always recoiled with feminine delicacy from the experimental vermin, and the surgical horror.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had obviously placed all of her hopes on my agreeing to cooperate, as if it were the single most important issue of her life. She touchingly reminisced about Ambrose, telling how frightened he was of mirrors, and unconcerned by heights. Her affection was so poignant I could almost feel the presence of the child. She insisted we leave for France that very night. With much diplomacy I convinced her that that was out of the question. There were too many arrangements to be made. I had to put to ...order my duties at Redgewood. There was my research to consider. Lady Dunaway still insisted I pack that afternoon—as a covenant of my intention to accompany her. There was such a look of faith in her eyes I found it impossible to refuse her.
After I had fulfilled that request she went with me to my laboratory. It was there I discovered what I could well have guessed. Lady Dunaway’s unnurtured thirst for knowledge fully matched her determination. Those few women who had visited my laboratory in the past—-other than Ursula, of course—had always recoiled with feminine delicacy from the experimental vermin, and the surgical horror.
What to read after The Delicate Dependency: a Novel of the Vampire Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Talbot, Michael to read onlineMoreLess
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