The Hammer Horror Omnibus
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A guttering light stood on the desk beside me. The rest of the room was in shadow.
I removed a leg of the chicken with two clean cuts, and was lifting it to my mouth when a voice spoke from the darkened corner.
“A masterly dissection, Doctor Stein.”
The chicken leg almost slipped through my fingers. I peered into the flickering pattern of light and shade. A man sat in the corner—a man who must have come in and settled down to wait for me.
He said: “You must forgive this intrusion....”
As I grew accustomed to the darkness I saw that it was the youngest of my three visitors earlier in the day.
“I don’t recall inviting you to supper,” I said.
To make it clear that I was indifferent to his presence I went on chewing. The chicken was not a very tender one, but after my arduous spell in the crudely equipped operating theatre I was prepared to regard it as a savory morsel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A guttering light stood on the desk beside me. The rest of the room was in shadow.
I removed a leg of the chicken with two clean cuts, and was lifting it to my mouth when a voice spoke from the darkened corner.
“A masterly dissection, Doctor Stein.”
The chicken leg almost slipped through my fingers. I peered into the flickering pattern of light and shade. A man sat in the corner—a man who must have come in and settled down to wait for me.
He said: “You must forgive this intrusion....”
As I grew accustomed to the darkness I saw that it was the youngest of my three visitors earlier in the day.
“I don’t recall inviting you to supper,” I said.
To make it clear that I was indifferent to his presence I went on chewing. The chicken was not a very tender one, but after my arduous spell in the crudely equipped operating theatre I was prepared to regard it as a savory morsel.
What to read after The Hammer Horror Omnibus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Burke to read onlineMoreLess
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