4.Little Victim
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Unusually, there were a lot of people around her, a real crowd. That didn’t bother her, but something else did. For the last couple of minutes she had been aware that someone was following her. With the tail of her eye she saw it was a man. When she started walking faster, so did he. When she slowed down, he did too. What did he want? Looking over her shoulder, she saw that it was her father. Well, he didn’t look like her father at all, not the way she remembered him. Their last confrontation... had taken place a year and a half before, on the very day she left England. Then her father had filled her with terror as well as with the hysterical desire to laugh aloud. Ashen face twisted in impotent rage, old and wrinkled, something simian about him, tufts of white hair standing on end. Roaring like a bull and emitting sparks – nearly detonating with rage. Now he looked different: much younger, darker, taller and more handsome – not unlike Roman, in fact. There was a little smile on his lips.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Unusually, there were a lot of people around her, a real crowd. That didn’t bother her, but something else did. For the last couple of minutes she had been aware that someone was following her. With the tail of her eye she saw it was a man. When she started walking faster, so did he. When she slowed down, he did too. What did he want? Looking over her shoulder, she saw that it was her father. Well, he didn’t look like her father at all, not the way she remembered him. Their last confrontation... had taken place a year and a half before, on the very day she left England. Then her father had filled her with terror as well as with the hysterical desire to laugh aloud. Ashen face twisted in impotent rage, old and wrinkled, something simian about him, tufts of white hair standing on end. Roaring like a bull and emitting sparks – nearly detonating with rage. Now he looked different: much younger, darker, taller and more handsome – not unlike Roman, in fact. There was a little smile on his lips.
What to read after 4.Little Victim?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R. T. Raichev to read onlineMoreLess
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