The Thing From the Lake
The Thing From the Lake
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It was as if my soul stood affrighted beside mybrain, wailing upon its ally to arouse and stand with it against themenace. And my brain answered, but with infinite difficulty; like adrugged warrior who hears the clang of battle and forces numbed limbs tostir, arise and grasp the sword.
I was awake. Suddenly; the swimmer reaching the surface!
How shall I describe Fear incarnate? The Horror was at the open windowopposite the foot of my bed, staring in upon me with slaveringcovetousness of the pre...y It watched. I lay there, and felt It seek forme across the darkness with tentacles of evil that groped for some partof me upon which It might lay hold.
The room was still. Between the draperies, the window showed nothing tothe eye except a dark square faintly tinged with the night luminance ofthe sky. There was nothing to see; nothing to hear. But gradually Ibecame aware of a hideous odor of mould and mildew, of must and dampdecay that loaded the air with disgust.
I lay there, and opposed the approach of the Thing with all the will ofresistance in me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was as if my soul stood affrighted beside mybrain, wailing upon its ally to arouse and stand with it against themenace. And my brain answered, but with infinite difficulty; like adrugged warrior who hears the clang of battle and forces numbed limbs tostir, arise and grasp the sword.
I was awake. Suddenly; the swimmer reaching the surface!
How shall I describe Fear incarnate? The Horror was at the open windowopposite the foot of my bed, staring in upon me with slaveringcovetousness of the pre...y It watched. I lay there, and felt It seek forme across the darkness with tentacles of evil that groped for some partof me upon which It might lay hold.
The room was still. Between the draperies, the window showed nothing tothe eye except a dark square faintly tinged with the night luminance ofthe sky. There was nothing to see; nothing to hear. But gradually Ibecame aware of a hideous odor of mould and mildew, of must and dampdecay that loaded the air with disgust.
I lay there, and opposed the approach of the Thing with all the will ofresistance in me.
What to read after The Thing From the Lake?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ingram Eleanor Marie to read onlineMoreLess
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