The Lucky Number
The Lucky Number
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The Doctor, fumbling around in the dark ness, found and lit a candle. Few words are needed to describe what the rays of light from that candle fell upon, squalor, dirt, and utter bareness tell all. The Lark felt, by a kind of instinct, that he was at home, and dropped on the floor in a stu por. The Doctor seized the single stool for himself, used his own leg for its missing third, and sat there, resting his fat chin on* his hand. The Quill was preparing to squat on the floor, after the example ...set by the Lark, when a vigorous kick from the Doc tor s unoccupied member aroused him.
72 The Lucky Number "Wait a minute, you, I have something to say.
These words seemed to carry all the authority of superior brute force; for the one commanded rubbed his eyes vigorously and tried to sit upright. His first attempt failed, but the threatening boot of the Doc tor was too powerful a stimulus to make a third necessary.
"Have you any money?" The Quill looked up in a manner that plainly interrogated the Doctor s sanity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Doctor, fumbling around in the dark ness, found and lit a candle. Few words are needed to describe what the rays of light from that candle fell upon, squalor, dirt, and utter bareness tell all. The Lark felt, by a kind of instinct, that he was at home, and dropped on the floor in a stu por. The Doctor seized the single stool for himself, used his own leg for its missing third, and sat there, resting his fat chin on* his hand. The Quill was preparing to squat on the floor, after the example ...set by the Lark, when a vigorous kick from the Doc tor s unoccupied member aroused him.
72 The Lucky Number "Wait a minute, you, I have something to say.
These words seemed to carry all the authority of superior brute force; for the one commanded rubbed his eyes vigorously and tried to sit upright. His first attempt failed, but the threatening boot of the Doc tor was too powerful a stimulus to make a third necessary.
"Have you any money?" The Quill looked up in a manner that plainly interrogated the Doctor s sanity.
What to read after The Lucky Number?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by I K Isaac Kahn Friedman to read onlineMoreLess
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