Mozart’s Blood (2010)
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There were people he could call, in London, or in New York, to replace Benson and Marks. There was a plentiful supply of those willing to do anything at all to win a chance at near immortality. But since Ugo had escaped, it hardly seemed worthwhile. Ugo was the one and only link Domenico had. Until he had a new idea, or Ugo turned up, he didn’t know what to do next.
He knew from the diary that there was a place, a great house somewhere where the elders lived. He imagined it as an elegant, quiet ...dwelling, a villa perhaps, or an old European castle, where the elders lived their long, long lives in seclusion, sending people like Ugo out to do their bidding. Of course they had to feed, but he thought they must have people brought to them, easy targets. Certainly the Countess Milosch, opera patroness, a member of the nobility, would not go out into the streets like a tramp. Nor would she allow anyone into La Società who would.
Benson and Marks hadn’t had a chance of achieving entrance into La Società, even if that—that creature, that beast, hadn’t torn them to shreds in the basement room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were people he could call, in London, or in New York, to replace Benson and Marks. There was a plentiful supply of those willing to do anything at all to win a chance at near immortality. But since Ugo had escaped, it hardly seemed worthwhile. Ugo was the one and only link Domenico had. Until he had a new idea, or Ugo turned up, he didn’t know what to do next.
He knew from the diary that there was a place, a great house somewhere where the elders lived. He imagined it as an elegant, quiet ...dwelling, a villa perhaps, or an old European castle, where the elders lived their long, long lives in seclusion, sending people like Ugo out to do their bidding. Of course they had to feed, but he thought they must have people brought to them, easy targets. Certainly the Countess Milosch, opera patroness, a member of the nobility, would not go out into the streets like a tramp. Nor would she allow anyone into La Società who would.
Benson and Marks hadn’t had a chance of achieving entrance into La Società, even if that—that creature, that beast, hadn’t torn them to shreds in the basement room.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marley, Louise to read onlineMoreLess
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