The Turn of the Sword
The Turn of the Sword
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What was that huddled heap in the corner? He went slowly to it and looked closely. There could be no mis- taking those long white drawers cross-garted with the black silken rope, no mistaking those broad shoulders and hairy, muscular arms that, with the fists tightly clenched, were drawn over the now sunken chest.
He stooped and turned the body of the dwarf upon its back. The yellow eyes stared horribly at the ceiling, the flat nose was flatter still, the loose- lipped mouth was wide open, and ...between the yellow teeth the tongue protruded black. About the heavy neck were the prints of five fingers. The creature had been strangled!
There was no halting here. He went to the shoji wall upon his right and strove to shove it out of its groove, for through that room lay the door. He tugged and pulled.
A DESERTED SHOJI 235 There was a snapping and rending of wood the teak and paper thing fell inward, no longer held in place by the rotted groove that gave way under the pressure. A flood of sunlight followed him into the dim room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What was that huddled heap in the corner? He went slowly to it and looked closely. There could be no mis- taking those long white drawers cross-garted with the black silken rope, no mistaking those broad shoulders and hairy, muscular arms that, with the fists tightly clenched, were drawn over the now sunken chest.
He stooped and turned the body of the dwarf upon its back. The yellow eyes stared horribly at the ceiling, the flat nose was flatter still, the loose- lipped mouth was wide open, and ...between the yellow teeth the tongue protruded black. About the heavy neck were the prints of five fingers. The creature had been strangled!
There was no halting here. He went to the shoji wall upon his right and strove to shove it out of its groove, for through that room lay the door. He tugged and pulled.
A DESERTED SHOJI 235 There was a snapping and rending of wood the teak and paper thing fell inward, no longer held in place by the rotted groove that gave way under the pressure. A flood of sunlight followed him into the dim room.
What to read after The Turn of the Sword?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C Maclean Savage to read onlineMoreLess
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