Daemonomania: book Three of the Aegypt Cycle
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Hill Street is the steepest of these, leading up to the Hill Street Church, then tacking off in another direction, having changed its name to Church Street. The Hill Street Church was built in the 1880s by the Original Mission Baptists; when they became extinct, the building (a pretty timbered and shingled church-in-the-wildwood sort of structure) was sold for a dollar to the Reformed E.U.B., though they can’t fill it either and share it now with the Danish Brethren, a small odd sect that holds ...its weekly services on Saturdays. People, tourists particularly, who don’t know this (despite the sign before the church announcing it) tend to think that surely no one will mind if they park in the church’s lot on the seventh day; and so before services on that day the minister was once again out with some mimeoed notes explaining why this was actually inconvenient for the congregation, and slipping them under the wiper blades of parked cars, some of which looked damn familiar.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hill Street is the steepest of these, leading up to the Hill Street Church, then tacking off in another direction, having changed its name to Church Street. The Hill Street Church was built in the 1880s by the Original Mission Baptists; when they became extinct, the building (a pretty timbered and shingled church-in-the-wildwood sort of structure) was sold for a dollar to the Reformed E.U.B., though they can’t fill it either and share it now with the Danish Brethren, a small odd sect that holds ...its weekly services on Saturdays. People, tourists particularly, who don’t know this (despite the sign before the church announcing it) tend to think that surely no one will mind if they park in the church’s lot on the seventh day; and so before services on that day the minister was once again out with some mimeoed notes explaining why this was actually inconvenient for the congregation, and slipping them under the wiper blades of parked cars, some of which looked damn familiar.
“Hello.”
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Crowley to read onlineMoreLess
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