Mummy
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The museum should be empty. Maris and Lovell would have left by a theater exit, one of the flat-to-the-wall doors with no handle on the exterior. At this moment, not only should every visitor be gone, so should every staff member. Emlyn should be alone in this building except for a guard or two.
Even so, she waited another forty-five minutes.
Her legs cramped. She felt as if she were on a flight to nowhere, strapped to a hard, unfriendly seat.
She put on her disposable gloves. They stuck to her ...fingers. When she had practiced at home, in the dark of her walk-in closet, she had found that the gloves glowed a tiny bit in the dark, and so she had decided on a second glove layer. Flexing her fingers to make the plastic fit, she pulled her thin, supple knit gloves over them. She would leave no prints. She would not transfer her skin oils or bacteria to the mummy.
Slowly, she moved toward the door that opened into the Great Hall. She would stand with her ear pressed against the crack, waiting to hear a guard make his rounds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The museum should be empty. Maris and Lovell would have left by a theater exit, one of the flat-to-the-wall doors with no handle on the exterior. At this moment, not only should every visitor be gone, so should every staff member. Emlyn should be alone in this building except for a guard or two.
Even so, she waited another forty-five minutes.
Her legs cramped. She felt as if she were on a flight to nowhere, strapped to a hard, unfriendly seat.
She put on her disposable gloves. They stuck to her ...fingers. When she had practiced at home, in the dark of her walk-in closet, she had found that the gloves glowed a tiny bit in the dark, and so she had decided on a second glove layer. Flexing her fingers to make the plastic fit, she pulled her thin, supple knit gloves over them. She would leave no prints. She would not transfer her skin oils or bacteria to the mummy.
Slowly, she moved toward the door that opened into the Great Hall. She would stand with her ear pressed against the crack, waiting to hear a guard make his rounds.
What to read after Mummy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline B. Cooney to read onlineMoreLess
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