Whitby Vampyrrhic
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The narrow confines of the street, barely fifteen feet wide and lined by tightly packed cottages, channelled the flow of hundreds of town folk. This afternoon they all seemed in a rush. Maybe that could be blamed on the shortness of the winter’s day. By late afternoon it would be dark. Already a hard sunlight cast long shadows. No doubt these people longed to finish their errands before day yielded to night.
Beth followed Eleanor in that speeding current of humanity. Children chased each other, ...shoving by the adults. Those adults, aplenty, carried baskets of groceries; a chimney sweep armed with sooty bristles on poles set off bad-tempered grumbling, when he brushed against the women’s clean coats. Eleanor tried to toss back some comment or other to Beth but the hubbub drowned her words.
As Beth did her best to avoid losing sight of Eleanor in the crowds, she caught snatches of conversation from the locals.
A man with a fishing net over his shoulder called to his mate: ‘Saboteurs!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The narrow confines of the street, barely fifteen feet wide and lined by tightly packed cottages, channelled the flow of hundreds of town folk. This afternoon they all seemed in a rush. Maybe that could be blamed on the shortness of the winter’s day. By late afternoon it would be dark. Already a hard sunlight cast long shadows. No doubt these people longed to finish their errands before day yielded to night.
Beth followed Eleanor in that speeding current of humanity. Children chased each other, ...shoving by the adults. Those adults, aplenty, carried baskets of groceries; a chimney sweep armed with sooty bristles on poles set off bad-tempered grumbling, when he brushed against the women’s clean coats. Eleanor tried to toss back some comment or other to Beth but the hubbub drowned her words.
As Beth did her best to avoid losing sight of Eleanor in the crowds, she caught snatches of conversation from the locals.
A man with a fishing net over his shoulder called to his mate: ‘Saboteurs!
What to read after Whitby Vampyrrhic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clark, Simeon, 1807-1883 to read onlineMoreLess
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