Thieving Fear
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Her own instinct was to hope for an interruption – hope that Rory might cry out again and bring back the staff, not that their prolonged examination had identified any change – but the hope was so irrational that she would have been ashamed to betray it. 'Hugh,' she protested instead.
'We've got to talk. We mustn't let anything stop us. You have to see that now.' Charlotte wondered if he imagined he was exhorting Rory as well as both his cousins. His face was red with the effort or embarrassment... of attempting to take the lead. 'Depends what you want to talk about,' Ellen told him.
'I said.' 'Hugh, you know we love you, but you aren't too good at understanding women. Sometimes we just need to be left alone.' His face grew more thoroughly suffused as he searched for somewhere to look, and Charlotte had to intervene. 'Not if we need help,' she said.
'You know we'll help you in any way we can, Charlotte,' Ellen said.
'That's right, we should help one another, but we can't if we don't know what's wrong.' 'I shouldn't think either of you is in any doubt about me.' 'I can't speak for Hugh, but I am.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her own instinct was to hope for an interruption – hope that Rory might cry out again and bring back the staff, not that their prolonged examination had identified any change – but the hope was so irrational that she would have been ashamed to betray it. 'Hugh,' she protested instead.
'We've got to talk. We mustn't let anything stop us. You have to see that now.' Charlotte wondered if he imagined he was exhorting Rory as well as both his cousins. His face was red with the effort or embarrassment... of attempting to take the lead. 'Depends what you want to talk about,' Ellen told him.
'I said.' 'Hugh, you know we love you, but you aren't too good at understanding women. Sometimes we just need to be left alone.' His face grew more thoroughly suffused as he searched for somewhere to look, and Charlotte had to intervene. 'Not if we need help,' she said.
'You know we'll help you in any way we can, Charlotte,' Ellen said.
'That's right, we should help one another, but we can't if we don't know what's wrong.' 'I shouldn't think either of you is in any doubt about me.' 'I can't speak for Hugh, but I am.
What to read after Thieving Fear?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ramsey Campbell to read onlineMoreLess
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