Dark Mountain (1987)
Dark Mountain
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Let me go out. I won’t do nothing.”
She shook her head. “Any business you got, you just do it right here. You can’t go out till they’re gone.”
“How you know they’re still here?”
“Folks don’t put their tents up and move on in an hour. They’re staying the night. And you’re staying right where you are.”
“I gotta pee,” he whined.
“Use a pot.”
“You’re here.”
“Hon, you got nothing I ain’t seen before. I’m the gal used to change your diapers.”
“Let me go out. Please.”
Ettie pushed herself away from the... gap in the wall, crawled forward to the candle between their sleeping bags, and blew it out. The cave went black. “There. Now you don’t gotta be shy.” She backed up quickly to block the opening. “Go on ahead, Merle.”
Though her eyes were open, she could see nothing. She heard him sigh, then the soft hiss of fabric as he made his way along the sleeping bag. A match snicked and flared. Merle, kneeling at the far end of the chamber, was tossing around clothes and plastic packs of food to get at the cooking utensils.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let me go out. I won’t do nothing.”
She shook her head. “Any business you got, you just do it right here. You can’t go out till they’re gone.”
“How you know they’re still here?”
“Folks don’t put their tents up and move on in an hour. They’re staying the night. And you’re staying right where you are.”
“I gotta pee,” he whined.
“Use a pot.”
“You’re here.”
“Hon, you got nothing I ain’t seen before. I’m the gal used to change your diapers.”
“Let me go out. Please.”
Ettie pushed herself away from the... gap in the wall, crawled forward to the candle between their sleeping bags, and blew it out. The cave went black. “There. Now you don’t gotta be shy.” She backed up quickly to block the opening. “Go on ahead, Merle.”
Though her eyes were open, she could see nothing. She heard him sigh, then the soft hiss of fabric as he made his way along the sleeping bag. A match snicked and flared. Merle, kneeling at the far end of the chamber, was tossing around clothes and plastic packs of food to get at the cooking utensils.
What to read after Dark Mountain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Laymon to read onlineMoreLess
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