The Eye of the Moon
The Eye of the Moon
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A glance through one of the tall, narrow, dark-tinted windows showed that, inside, the place was heaving with drinkers. That’s odd, he thought.
He leaned into one of the inset window frames and tapped on the glass to try to get the attention of the nearest reveller on the other side of the glass. The first person he laid eyes on was Santa Mondega’s most fearsome clown, Reuben. The green-wigged, pale-faced, broad-smiling bloodsucker was standing on the edge of a group of clowns. Unbeknown to Hunt...er, they were plotting a way of exacting revenge on the Shades for the misunderstanding that had taken place at the Swamp the previous night. In the barroom beyond the clowns, all of the Nightjar’s other customers seemed to be watching The Psychics perform a hip song-and-dance routine on the stage.
Reuben heard Hunter’s tap on the glass over the noise of the band and immediately turned to see what it was. His painted white face looked over at the Filthy Pig at the window, acknowledging him with a nod and a big painted red smile that conveniently hid the look of contempt beneath it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A glance through one of the tall, narrow, dark-tinted windows showed that, inside, the place was heaving with drinkers. That’s odd, he thought.
He leaned into one of the inset window frames and tapped on the glass to try to get the attention of the nearest reveller on the other side of the glass. The first person he laid eyes on was Santa Mondega’s most fearsome clown, Reuben. The green-wigged, pale-faced, broad-smiling bloodsucker was standing on the edge of a group of clowns. Unbeknown to Hunt...er, they were plotting a way of exacting revenge on the Shades for the misunderstanding that had taken place at the Swamp the previous night. In the barroom beyond the clowns, all of the Nightjar’s other customers seemed to be watching The Psychics perform a hip song-and-dance routine on the stage.
Reuben heard Hunter’s tap on the glass over the noise of the band and immediately turned to see what it was. His painted white face looked over at the Filthy Pig at the window, acknowledging him with a nod and a big painted red smile that conveniently hid the look of contempt beneath it.
What to read after The Eye of the Moon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anonymous to read onlineMoreLess
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