The 7th of London
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Silas had left his Kettlebent disguise behind since no outside eyes were present. Muriel busied herself packing provisions and weapons onto a small cart with excavation tools. Annie and Rat were filling lanterns with oil.
“Be careful in there,” Silas told Sev. “We honestly can’t predict what you’ll find in addition to what you’re looking for.”
“I’ll say.” Sev walked up to the enormous hinged door, not unlike that of a bank vault, and ran his hand along the complex locking mechanism. “Judging by ...the size o’this door, we might be in fer quite a challenge.”
Most of the gathered party wore simple traveling clothes. Sev had opted to wear his metal-reinforced waistcoat and a pair of gloves. Rat, of course, had on his tatty top hat. Sev inspected the weapons, mostly swords and pistols. Nothing fancy, but definitely functional and in good repair. A whistle drew his attention, and he turned to see Midnight arrive with Kildeggan. The villain walked right up to Silas and grasped his upper arm, testing the firmness of the muscle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Silas had left his Kettlebent disguise behind since no outside eyes were present. Muriel busied herself packing provisions and weapons onto a small cart with excavation tools. Annie and Rat were filling lanterns with oil.
“Be careful in there,” Silas told Sev. “We honestly can’t predict what you’ll find in addition to what you’re looking for.”
“I’ll say.” Sev walked up to the enormous hinged door, not unlike that of a bank vault, and ran his hand along the complex locking mechanism. “Judging by ...the size o’this door, we might be in fer quite a challenge.”
Most of the gathered party wore simple traveling clothes. Sev had opted to wear his metal-reinforced waistcoat and a pair of gloves. Rat, of course, had on his tatty top hat. Sev inspected the weapons, mostly swords and pistols. Nothing fancy, but definitely functional and in good repair. A whistle drew his attention, and he turned to see Midnight arrive with Kildeggan. The villain walked right up to Silas and grasped his upper arm, testing the firmness of the muscle.
What to read after The 7th of London?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beau Schemery to read onlineMoreLess
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