The Dogtown Tourist Agency (2012)
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The sky blazed with stars; wind sighed through the sneezewoods. An irregular line of dim lights twisting and angling across the water charted the route to Dongg’s Tavern, where a festoon of red and green lanterns promised ease to dry throats.
Dr. Leuvil’s stark white cottage stood to one side of the road, the dispensary to the other. “Here we are,” said Ottile. “Masmodo Dispensary, and not so bad a place, or so I’m told.” Ottile produced a cylinder which she touched to the code plate. The door s...wung open. She turned on lights. “This is the reception room: serviceable but not impressive. I myself painted the pictures on the wall.” “You have a sensitive touch.” “Thank you. This is the reception office, and yonder are the examination rooms. There was Dr. Dacre’s private office. His papers and files have been removed of course, but otherwise—” Ottile made a vague gesture.
Hetzel went to examine the photographs which hung on the wall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sky blazed with stars; wind sighed through the sneezewoods. An irregular line of dim lights twisting and angling across the water charted the route to Dongg’s Tavern, where a festoon of red and green lanterns promised ease to dry throats.
Dr. Leuvil’s stark white cottage stood to one side of the road, the dispensary to the other. “Here we are,” said Ottile. “Masmodo Dispensary, and not so bad a place, or so I’m told.” Ottile produced a cylinder which she touched to the code plate. The door s...wung open. She turned on lights. “This is the reception room: serviceable but not impressive. I myself painted the pictures on the wall.” “You have a sensitive touch.” “Thank you. This is the reception office, and yonder are the examination rooms. There was Dr. Dacre’s private office. His papers and files have been removed of course, but otherwise—” Ottile made a vague gesture.
Hetzel went to examine the photographs which hung on the wall.
What to read after The Dogtown Tourist Agency?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vance Jack to read onlineMoreLess
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