Mirror
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Martin was sitting in the reception area when Sister Michael came rustling up in her white habit and white wimple to tell him that all their efforts to save him had been to no avail.
‘Was he a close friend of yours, Mr Williams?’ Sister Michael asked him, with a face like the Angel of Solicitude carved in wax.
Martin said, ‘No, I met him for the first time today.’ ‘We did everything possible. But his lungs collapsed. You can talk to the doctors later, if you wish.’ Ramone appeared, wearing a bla...ck T-shirt and black jeans and looking unhappy. ‘I called his house. Some boy answered. His boyfriend, I guess. Said he thought there was a sister in Indiana, anyway he’s going to check through his address book and call her.’ ‘At least he’s at peace now, in the Kingdom of Heaven,’ said Sister Michael.
‘What?’ asked Ramone. Then, ‘Sure – oh, yes.’ He glanced at Martin and made a face. Martin had already told him about Theo’s description of the world beyond, with its talking turtles and its people with stretched-out heads.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Martin was sitting in the reception area when Sister Michael came rustling up in her white habit and white wimple to tell him that all their efforts to save him had been to no avail.
‘Was he a close friend of yours, Mr Williams?’ Sister Michael asked him, with a face like the Angel of Solicitude carved in wax.
Martin said, ‘No, I met him for the first time today.’ ‘We did everything possible. But his lungs collapsed. You can talk to the doctors later, if you wish.’ Ramone appeared, wearing a bla...ck T-shirt and black jeans and looking unhappy. ‘I called his house. Some boy answered. His boyfriend, I guess. Said he thought there was a sister in Indiana, anyway he’s going to check through his address book and call her.’ ‘At least he’s at peace now, in the Kingdom of Heaven,’ said Sister Michael.
‘What?’ asked Ramone. Then, ‘Sure – oh, yes.’ He glanced at Martin and made a face. Martin had already told him about Theo’s description of the world beyond, with its talking turtles and its people with stretched-out heads.
What to read after Mirror?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Graham Masterton to read onlineMoreLess
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