Waiting for the Galactic Bus (1988)
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The fire had burned low. She lay with her head on Dane’s arm in a soft glow from the embers. Then Dane gently slid his arm away. She felt his movement. When she turned over, he was dressing rapidly.
“Did you hear it?” he muttered.
“Something woke me up.” “Yes.” Dane threw on the sheepskin and thrust his feet into boots. “They have found me. They will not do’t in the dark.” He threw another log on the fire in a shower of sparks, then came back to Charity. “Stay in the shadows. Do not speak or cry... out at what you see. All was foreordained.” He handed her the gown with a remembrance of their earlier tenderness. “I should have known you in life. But it is enough.” “There wasn’t anybody like you in Plattsville,” she blurted — an admission of wonder and regret not unmixed with a certain relief. Dane was pure electricity, ten times what Roy would ever be or even Woody, but a woman could get very tired loving a raw wire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fire had burned low. She lay with her head on Dane’s arm in a soft glow from the embers. Then Dane gently slid his arm away. She felt his movement. When she turned over, he was dressing rapidly.
“Did you hear it?” he muttered.
“Something woke me up.” “Yes.” Dane threw on the sheepskin and thrust his feet into boots. “They have found me. They will not do’t in the dark.” He threw another log on the fire in a shower of sparks, then came back to Charity. “Stay in the shadows. Do not speak or cry... out at what you see. All was foreordained.” He handed her the gown with a remembrance of their earlier tenderness. “I should have known you in life. But it is enough.” “There wasn’t anybody like you in Plattsville,” she blurted — an admission of wonder and regret not unmixed with a certain relief. Dane was pure electricity, ten times what Roy would ever be or even Woody, but a woman could get very tired loving a raw wire.
What to read after Waiting for the Galactic Bus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parke Godwin to read onlineMoreLess
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