Monster
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Arnold was well respected in the community, and certainly he had no enemies. I had no reason to suspect any foul play, but of course I had to be curious.” Milton Tidewater was an amiable, older gentleman, soft-spoken, highly cordial, well suited to his profession. A man of proper procedure, he’d already put on his green apron and surgical gloves before opening the cold, walk-in storage locker.
The first thing Reed and Sing saw were the soles of Mr. Arnold’s feet, jutting from under a white sheet... on a wheeled worktable.
“Oh, dear,” said Tidewater, readjusting the sheet, “I am sorry, Mr. Arnold.” He said to Reed, “Could you take that side?”
Reed gave Tidewater a hand rolling the table out into the workroom.
“Mrs. Capella, you may help yourself to Mrs. Tidewater’s apron and gloves, right over there.”
Sing took a second green apron from a wall hook and put it on. She found a box of surgical gloves, size small, exactly one inch from, and parallel to, a box of gloves, size large, on the shelf above the work counter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Arnold was well respected in the community, and certainly he had no enemies. I had no reason to suspect any foul play, but of course I had to be curious.” Milton Tidewater was an amiable, older gentleman, soft-spoken, highly cordial, well suited to his profession. A man of proper procedure, he’d already put on his green apron and surgical gloves before opening the cold, walk-in storage locker.
The first thing Reed and Sing saw were the soles of Mr. Arnold’s feet, jutting from under a white sheet... on a wheeled worktable.
“Oh, dear,” said Tidewater, readjusting the sheet, “I am sorry, Mr. Arnold.” He said to Reed, “Could you take that side?”
Reed gave Tidewater a hand rolling the table out into the workroom.
“Mrs. Capella, you may help yourself to Mrs. Tidewater’s apron and gloves, right over there.”
Sing took a second green apron from a wall hook and put it on. She found a box of surgical gloves, size small, exactly one inch from, and parallel to, a box of gloves, size large, on the shelf above the work counter.
What to read after Monster?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Peretti to read onlineMoreLess
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