Skull Moon
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He paused in the street outside of a peeling gray building. A wooden, weathered sign read: J. SPENCE, UNDERTAKER. It was barely readable. Too many seasons of harsh winters and blistering summers had faded the black lettering to a drab leaden color. Clenching his teeth against the elements, Claussen went in. He went directly into the back rooms where the bodies were prepared. In there were Wynona Spence, Sheriff Lauters, and Dr. Perry. The reverend eyed them all suspiciously. "Why is it," he said... in his New England twang, "that I wasn't told of another death? Why must I learn these things by word of mouth, by rumor?" "Keep your shirt on, Father," Lauters said. "I--" "I'm not a Catholic, sir. Please address me accordingly." Lauters scowled, fished a plug of tobacco from his pouch and inserted it in his cheek. "What I was trying to say, Reverend, was that this here is Curly Del Vecchio. Or what there's left of him. Curly wasn't what you'd call a religious man." Claussen, his close-cut steel-gray hair bristling, said, "The dead are granted certain considerations, Sheriff.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He paused in the street outside of a peeling gray building. A wooden, weathered sign read: J. SPENCE, UNDERTAKER. It was barely readable. Too many seasons of harsh winters and blistering summers had faded the black lettering to a drab leaden color. Clenching his teeth against the elements, Claussen went in. He went directly into the back rooms where the bodies were prepared. In there were Wynona Spence, Sheriff Lauters, and Dr. Perry. The reverend eyed them all suspiciously. "Why is it," he said... in his New England twang, "that I wasn't told of another death? Why must I learn these things by word of mouth, by rumor?" "Keep your shirt on, Father," Lauters said. "I--" "I'm not a Catholic, sir. Please address me accordingly." Lauters scowled, fished a plug of tobacco from his pouch and inserted it in his cheek. "What I was trying to say, Reverend, was that this here is Curly Del Vecchio. Or what there's left of him. Curly wasn't what you'd call a religious man." Claussen, his close-cut steel-gray hair bristling, said, "The dead are granted certain considerations, Sheriff.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tim Curran to read onlineMoreLess
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