Woman
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David looked at him uneasily, then glanced at Ganine, but she looked as taken back as any of them were. Barbara's expression made it clear that she thought Val was attempting a poorly done gag. Liz's look indicated that she was inclined to agree with Barbara—except that Val looked genuinely upset by what was happening. Max sat slumped on his chair, wincing slightly.
"Val, come on," Liz began.
"Come on, shit!" he stormed at her. "I didn't say that!" "Didn't saywhat?" s...he asked.
Val's voice overlapped hers.
"Just. . .shut up, will you? Shut up." He forced himself to continue, his features tight with concentration. "Aye, there's therub. For in that sleep of death, you have bad breath—" He shook himself spasmodically and started in again before anyone could speak. "For in that sleep of death, what dreams may come when we have shuffled off to Buffalo.
God damn it!" "Forget it, Val, we have to leave," Liz said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
David looked at him uneasily, then glanced at Ganine, but she looked as taken back as any of them were. Barbara's expression made it clear that she thought Val was attempting a poorly done gag. Liz's look indicated that she was inclined to agree with Barbara—except that Val looked genuinely upset by what was happening. Max sat slumped on his chair, wincing slightly.
"Val, come on," Liz began.
"Come on, shit!" he stormed at her. "I didn't say that!" "Didn't saywhat?" s...he asked.
Val's voice overlapped hers.
"Just. . .shut up, will you? Shut up." He forced himself to continue, his features tight with concentration. "Aye, there's therub. For in that sleep of death, you have bad breath—" He shook himself spasmodically and started in again before anyone could speak. "For in that sleep of death, what dreams may come when we have shuffled off to Buffalo.
God damn it!" "Forget it, Val, we have to leave," Liz said.
What to read after Woman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Matheson to read onlineMoreLess
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