The Sea of Ash
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BRINKLOW'S DISAPPEARANCE Eunice Rice was despairing over her failing memory. She could scarcely remember where she set down a teacup, yet her childhood days returned to mind vividly, exhuming the colors and sensations of the village that had been home; wild August fields buttered with goldenrod, meteors spitting across the cold night sky, ponies and dizzy dragonflies, a restless puppet of unpainted wood, and an old woman who lived under the ice of Beeton's Pond and chewed at it with her horrib...le teeth.
Now, Eunice was an old woman, and with her memory what it was, she could not say for certain where the haunted bushel basket had come from. In the final pages of his journal, Simon Brinklow wrote of Eunice Rice and her preoccupation with her failing memory.
And he wrote of a weathered, innocuous-looking basket filled with leaves.
It was November of 1870 when he made the hilly trip from Massachusetts to the Rice homestead, situated on the outskirts of Shaftsbury, Vermont. Nearly eight years had passed since Brinklow had gone from passionate defrauder to one dedicated to supernatural exploration.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
BRINKLOW'S DISAPPEARANCE Eunice Rice was despairing over her failing memory. She could scarcely remember where she set down a teacup, yet her childhood days returned to mind vividly, exhuming the colors and sensations of the village that had been home; wild August fields buttered with goldenrod, meteors spitting across the cold night sky, ponies and dizzy dragonflies, a restless puppet of unpainted wood, and an old woman who lived under the ice of Beeton's Pond and chewed at it with her horrib...le teeth.
Now, Eunice was an old woman, and with her memory what it was, she could not say for certain where the haunted bushel basket had come from. In the final pages of his journal, Simon Brinklow wrote of Eunice Rice and her preoccupation with her failing memory.
And he wrote of a weathered, innocuous-looking basket filled with leaves.
It was November of 1870 when he made the hilly trip from Massachusetts to the Rice homestead, situated on the outskirts of Shaftsbury, Vermont. Nearly eight years had passed since Brinklow had gone from passionate defrauder to one dedicated to supernatural exploration.
What to read after The Sea of Ash?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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