Whipple's Castle (2013)
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The December night was so clear the stars seemed to hang as if embedded in a black quilt just above the elm trees of the square. The town decorations had been set up—red, green and blue bulbs strung through the low blue spruce, and red boards had been nailed around the lampposts to make them look like Christmas candles. From the loudspeaker above the middle door of the Town Hall came “Silent Night,” cold and dim, as if the orchestra that played it were miles away. All the people walked quickly a...way into the sharp cold, and those who were going to the second show had crowded, steamy and red-faced, into the right half of the lobby.
Lois put her furry mitten between his arm and his body and pressed his arm lightly against her as they walked toward Trask’s Pharmacy, past the Town Hall and the green, slightly tilted statue of the Union soldier, past the old hotel and up the cement steps to the pharmacy. Red paper bells that folded out in honeycombs of tissue hung in the frosted windows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The December night was so clear the stars seemed to hang as if embedded in a black quilt just above the elm trees of the square. The town decorations had been set up—red, green and blue bulbs strung through the low blue spruce, and red boards had been nailed around the lampposts to make them look like Christmas candles. From the loudspeaker above the middle door of the Town Hall came “Silent Night,” cold and dim, as if the orchestra that played it were miles away. All the people walked quickly a...way into the sharp cold, and those who were going to the second show had crowded, steamy and red-faced, into the right half of the lobby.
Lois put her furry mitten between his arm and his body and pressed his arm lightly against her as they walked toward Trask’s Pharmacy, past the Town Hall and the green, slightly tilted statue of the Union soldier, past the old hotel and up the cement steps to the pharmacy. Red paper bells that folded out in honeycombs of tissue hung in the frosted windows.
What to read after Whipple's Castle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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