Quake
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'Can't… gotta stop.' She'd done fine for a while, but her running had finally deteriorated to a stagger. Panting and hunched over, she held her stomach and grimaced. Barbara, at her side, wondered if the girl was faking it. They hadn't run all that far since leaving Earl unconscious on the sidewalk. Though they'd taken off at a very quick pace, they'd slowed down after turning the first corner. From then on, they'd merely jogged. Only a few moments before Heather's first 'I can't,' they'd entere...d an alley that stretched westward behind house fences, garages, carports and garbage bins. Nearly every flat surface had been spray painted with gang signs. The alley ahead looked clear, though. No traffic, no major piles of rubble, no lurking strangers. 'Keep going,' Barbara urged the girl. 'Can't.' 'Just to the next street.' 'I… I'll try.' Heather's agony almost had to be an act. Barbara might've been able to understand the huffing, moaning and stumbling if it came from a fat slob.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Can't… gotta stop.' She'd done fine for a while, but her running had finally deteriorated to a stagger. Panting and hunched over, she held her stomach and grimaced. Barbara, at her side, wondered if the girl was faking it. They hadn't run all that far since leaving Earl unconscious on the sidewalk. Though they'd taken off at a very quick pace, they'd slowed down after turning the first corner. From then on, they'd merely jogged. Only a few moments before Heather's first 'I can't,' they'd entere...d an alley that stretched westward behind house fences, garages, carports and garbage bins. Nearly every flat surface had been spray painted with gang signs. The alley ahead looked clear, though. No traffic, no major piles of rubble, no lurking strangers. 'Keep going,' Barbara urged the girl. 'Can't.' 'Just to the next street.' 'I… I'll try.' Heather's agony almost had to be an act. Barbara might've been able to understand the huffing, moaning and stumbling if it came from a fat slob.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Laymon to read onlineMoreLess
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