The Planetoid of Peril
The Planetoid of Peril
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Frozen with a terror such as he had never felt before in a life filledwith adventure, scarce breathing, Harley glared at the monstrousspectacle transpiring before him. A hill was coming to life, A granitecliff was growing animate. It was impossible, but it was happening.
The half-moon curtains of rock that so eerily resembled eyelids, blinkedheavily. He could hear a faint rasping like the rustle of sandpaper, asthey did so. One of the great leg stumps moved distinctly, independentof the other o...ne. Three columnar masses of rock--arms, or tentacles, with a dozen hinging joints in each--slowly moved away from the parentmass near the base of the head, and extended toward the Earth man.
Still in his trance, with his heart pounding in his throat till hethought it would burst, Harley watched the further awful developments. The eyelids remained opened, disclosing two great, dull eyes like poorlypolished agates, which stared expressionlessly at him. There was aconvulsion like a minor earthquake, and the mass shortened andheightened its bulk, raising itself to a sitting posture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Frozen with a terror such as he had never felt before in a life filledwith adventure, scarce breathing, Harley glared at the monstrousspectacle transpiring before him. A hill was coming to life, A granitecliff was growing animate. It was impossible, but it was happening.
The half-moon curtains of rock that so eerily resembled eyelids, blinkedheavily. He could hear a faint rasping like the rustle of sandpaper, asthey did so. One of the great leg stumps moved distinctly, independentof the other o...ne. Three columnar masses of rock--arms, or tentacles, with a dozen hinging joints in each--slowly moved away from the parentmass near the base of the head, and extended toward the Earth man.
Still in his trance, with his heart pounding in his throat till hethought it would burst, Harley watched the further awful developments. The eyelids remained opened, disclosing two great, dull eyes like poorlypolished agates, which stared expressionlessly at him. There was aconvulsion like a minor earthquake, and the mass shortened andheightened its bulk, raising itself to a sitting posture.
What to read after The Planetoid of Peril?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ernst Paul to read onlineMoreLess
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