The Wolfman
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To Lawrence it seemed as if in the space of one breath and another the old house went from pale walls and reflecting glass panes to a featureless mass as dark as sackcloth. His father had gone to bed early and the house was silent and dark. Not a single light shone in the windows. Talbot Hall had closed its eyes for the night.
Lawrence was fine with that.
He led the black gelding out of the stable and walked him quietly up the lane. He had a pistol tucked into his belt and a folding clasp knife—...a gift from a stagehand in Chicago—in his coat pocket and snugged into a saddle holster was a fully loaded heavy hunting rifle. If the moonrise drove the lunatic to murderous rage again, then let him come, thought Lawrence.
Let him come.
By the time they reached the iron gate beyond the arch the sky was beginning to grow ghostly pale. The moon was rising. What was it father called it? mused Lawrence. The Goddess of the Hunt.
That suited him quite nicely. His lip curled back in a snarl of anticipation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To Lawrence it seemed as if in the space of one breath and another the old house went from pale walls and reflecting glass panes to a featureless mass as dark as sackcloth. His father had gone to bed early and the house was silent and dark. Not a single light shone in the windows. Talbot Hall had closed its eyes for the night.
Lawrence was fine with that.
He led the black gelding out of the stable and walked him quietly up the lane. He had a pistol tucked into his belt and a folding clasp knife—...a gift from a stagehand in Chicago—in his coat pocket and snugged into a saddle holster was a fully loaded heavy hunting rifle. If the moonrise drove the lunatic to murderous rage again, then let him come, thought Lawrence.
Let him come.
By the time they reached the iron gate beyond the arch the sky was beginning to grow ghostly pale. The moon was rising. What was it father called it? mused Lawrence. The Goddess of the Hunt.
That suited him quite nicely. His lip curled back in a snarl of anticipation.
What to read after The Wolfman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jonathan Maberry to read onlineMoreLess
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