Flu
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Gallagher was prepared for him long before that, of course, standing over the old man's body wearing a harshly scrubbed, yellow plastic suit, its thick material to act as protection against a potential attack from the late colonel, regardless of how unlikely such was. The colonel was stripped naked, lying on the floor, the desk and chair from the interrogation room having been moved to the back of the room to allow Jackson to view the situation more fully from the observation room. The dead man'...s arms and legs were tightly bound, meaning he would not be able to get up or grab anything. "I think he's coming around, sir," Gallagher said, somewhat excited. "We can see the coating on his skin already fully formed." "You mean sweat?" Jackson said, inquisitively. He sat, uncomfortably, at his chair by the red button on the other side of the glass. "Almost, sir. But more than that," Gallagher said. "I've noticed this from other bodies I've examined. After death, a thick, clear mucus seems to emit from their pores, layering their skin like sweat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gallagher was prepared for him long before that, of course, standing over the old man's body wearing a harshly scrubbed, yellow plastic suit, its thick material to act as protection against a potential attack from the late colonel, regardless of how unlikely such was. The colonel was stripped naked, lying on the floor, the desk and chair from the interrogation room having been moved to the back of the room to allow Jackson to view the situation more fully from the observation room. The dead man'...s arms and legs were tightly bound, meaning he would not be able to get up or grab anything. "I think he's coming around, sir," Gallagher said, somewhat excited. "We can see the coating on his skin already fully formed." "You mean sweat?" Jackson said, inquisitively. He sat, uncomfortably, at his chair by the red button on the other side of the glass. "Almost, sir. But more than that," Gallagher said. "I've noticed this from other bodies I've examined. After death, a thick, clear mucus seems to emit from their pores, layering their skin like sweat.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wayne Simmons to read onlineMoreLess
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