Wild Cards V
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The booth was empty, the museum doors locked. Tom rang the bell by the ticket window. After a minute he rang it again. There were shuffling noises from within, and a door in the back of the booth opened. An eye appeared, a rheumy pale-blue eye on a long fleshy stalk that curled around the doorframe. It fixed on Tom, blinked twice.
A joker stepped into the booth. He had a dozen eyes on long prehensile stalks that sprouted from his forehead and moved constantly, like snakes. Otherwise he was unrem...arkable. “Cancha read?” he said in a thin, nasal voice. “We’re closed.” In one hand he had a small sign, which he slid in front of the ticket window. It said CLOSED.
The way the joker’s eyes kept moving gave Tom a queasy feeling in the pit of his stomach. “Are you Dutton?”
One by one the eyes turned, stilled, until every last one of them was fixed on him, studying him. “Dutton expecting you?” the joker asked. Tom nodded. “All right, c’mon round the side.” He turned and left the booth, but two or three of his eyes stared back at Tom, curious and unblinking, until the door shut.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The booth was empty, the museum doors locked. Tom rang the bell by the ticket window. After a minute he rang it again. There were shuffling noises from within, and a door in the back of the booth opened. An eye appeared, a rheumy pale-blue eye on a long fleshy stalk that curled around the doorframe. It fixed on Tom, blinked twice.
A joker stepped into the booth. He had a dozen eyes on long prehensile stalks that sprouted from his forehead and moved constantly, like snakes. Otherwise he was unrem...arkable. “Cancha read?” he said in a thin, nasal voice. “We’re closed.” In one hand he had a small sign, which he slid in front of the ticket window. It said CLOSED.
The way the joker’s eyes kept moving gave Tom a queasy feeling in the pit of his stomach. “Are you Dutton?”
One by one the eyes turned, stilled, until every last one of them was fixed on him, studying him. “Dutton expecting you?” the joker asked. Tom nodded. “All right, c’mon round the side.” He turned and left the booth, but two or three of his eyes stared back at Tom, curious and unblinking, until the door shut.
What to read after Wild Cards V?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George R.R. Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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