Mazurka
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Frank Pagan stood motionless in the doorway of Kiviranna’s cell while the Commissioner hobbled around inside the small chamber, his cane making quiet ticking sounds on the floor.
Burr said, “Have to hand it to him. He was an ingenious bugger.”
Pagan crossed the threshold, thinking how the cell was too small to contain three men, even if one of them was dead. Jacob Kiviranna lay across his bunk. The mattress had been removed and was propped up against the wall. A long length of wire, one end of w...hich lay close to Kiviranna’s lips, was attached to the light-fixture in the ceiling. The bulb had been unscrewed and lay on the floor. Kiviranna’s eyes were closed and there were black burn marks around his lips and nostrils. Urine soaked the blanket he’d wrapped himself in. The cell, poorly-ventilated, smelled of scorched flesh.
“He unhooked the bedsprings from the frame, patiently straightened out a length of wire, stuck one end into his mouth then the other into the electric socket,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Frank Pagan stood motionless in the doorway of Kiviranna’s cell while the Commissioner hobbled around inside the small chamber, his cane making quiet ticking sounds on the floor.
Burr said, “Have to hand it to him. He was an ingenious bugger.”
Pagan crossed the threshold, thinking how the cell was too small to contain three men, even if one of them was dead. Jacob Kiviranna lay across his bunk. The mattress had been removed and was propped up against the wall. A long length of wire, one end of w...hich lay close to Kiviranna’s lips, was attached to the light-fixture in the ceiling. The bulb had been unscrewed and lay on the floor. Kiviranna’s eyes were closed and there were black burn marks around his lips and nostrils. Urine soaked the blanket he’d wrapped himself in. The cell, poorly-ventilated, smelled of scorched flesh.
“He unhooked the bedsprings from the frame, patiently straightened out a length of wire, stuck one end into his mouth then the other into the electric socket,”
What to read after Mazurka?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Campbell Armstrong to read onlineMoreLess
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