The Angel
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He’d never seen such a sight in all his life. Eddie made a sign of the cross, grabbed the shovel and ran, slipping on wet rock and grass, stepping in dung and mud as he tried to keep his footing on the steep slope. He had to get the guards, call Seamus Harrigan and tell him what he’d just seen. And he had to get that image out of his mind, he thought desperately, although he knew he never would. The image of that sorry, innocent beast would be with him until his dying day. Eddie arrived at his p...ub soaked to the bone, with the shovel heavy on his shoulder and his heart still racing from fear and horror. The rain had stopped, and he decided he’d get warm and dry before he called the guards. As he lowered the shovel from his shoulder, he auto matically glanced at the picnic table next to the pub entrance to see if Patrick hadn’t cleaned up out here. It would be just like him to forget. Even with the rain, people would come outside for a smoke. Eddie noticed a backpack on the table’s back bench.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He’d never seen such a sight in all his life. Eddie made a sign of the cross, grabbed the shovel and ran, slipping on wet rock and grass, stepping in dung and mud as he tried to keep his footing on the steep slope. He had to get the guards, call Seamus Harrigan and tell him what he’d just seen. And he had to get that image out of his mind, he thought desperately, although he knew he never would. The image of that sorry, innocent beast would be with him until his dying day. Eddie arrived at his p...ub soaked to the bone, with the shovel heavy on his shoulder and his heart still racing from fear and horror. The rain had stopped, and he decided he’d get warm and dry before he called the guards. As he lowered the shovel from his shoulder, he auto matically glanced at the picnic table next to the pub entrance to see if Patrick hadn’t cleaned up out here. It would be just like him to forget. Even with the rain, people would come outside for a smoke. Eddie noticed a backpack on the table’s back bench.
What to read after The Angel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carla Neggers to read onlineMoreLess
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