This Rough Magic (2011)
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say what? what shall I do?
I. 2.
I heard the click, and felt the sudden swirl of fresh air, cut off as the door shut again.
There was the rasp of a match; the sharp tang of it pierced right up into my hidden corner, and with it the first smoke of a newly-lighted cigarette. He must have come in out of the wind for this, and now he would go … But he didn’t. No movement followed. He must be very near me; I could feel, like an animal in the presence of danger, the hair brushing up along my skin. Now... I was thankful for the chop and hiss of water, and for the hundred creaking, straining noises of the Aleister scudding on her way through the darkness. Without them, I thought he would have heard my heartbeats.
He can only have stood there for a few seconds, though for me it was a pause prolonged almost to screaming-point. But it seemed he had only waited to get his cigarette properly alight: he struck another match, dropped it and the box after it on the table, and then went out and shut the door behind him.
What to read after This Rough Magic?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
say what? what shall I do?
I. 2.
I heard the click, and felt the sudden swirl of fresh air, cut off as the door shut again.
There was the rasp of a match; the sharp tang of it pierced right up into my hidden corner, and with it the first smoke of a newly-lighted cigarette. He must have come in out of the wind for this, and now he would go … But he didn’t. No movement followed. He must be very near me; I could feel, like an animal in the presence of danger, the hair brushing up along my skin. Now... I was thankful for the chop and hiss of water, and for the hundred creaking, straining noises of the Aleister scudding on her way through the darkness. Without them, I thought he would have heard my heartbeats.
He can only have stood there for a few seconds, though for me it was a pause prolonged almost to screaming-point. But it seemed he had only waited to get his cigarette properly alight: he struck another match, dropped it and the box after it on the table, and then went out and shut the door behind him.
What to read after This Rough Magic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stewart, Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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