The Burning Glass
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And there was Tolkien’s giant spider Shelob, lurking in her fetid caverns. . . . But we’re the good guys, Jean told herself.
Alasdair grabbed the huge flashlight, threw the door open, and balanced on the top step as Jean, designated the chatelaine of the castle, locked up.
P.C. Freeman was standing by the gate, the fluorescent yellow of his coat dulled by shadow, his usually nimble expression dulled by, perhaps, contemplation of tea times yet to come. The door of the incident room was shut, but ...a light in the window indicated the presence of the second constable. The noxious yard light hadn’t come on yet, and the hills on the east side of the river gleamed the deep greens and golds of jewelry against a velvet-blue sky. Tonight the breeze held no trace of smoke, just the rich odors of earth, tree, and cow.
Alasdair stepped across the gravel with as much care as a tiger creeping toward its prey, so that the nagging little granules barely shifted beneath his feet. Jean tiptoed behind him up the steps of the castle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And there was Tolkien’s giant spider Shelob, lurking in her fetid caverns. . . . But we’re the good guys, Jean told herself.
Alasdair grabbed the huge flashlight, threw the door open, and balanced on the top step as Jean, designated the chatelaine of the castle, locked up.
P.C. Freeman was standing by the gate, the fluorescent yellow of his coat dulled by shadow, his usually nimble expression dulled by, perhaps, contemplation of tea times yet to come. The door of the incident room was shut, but ...a light in the window indicated the presence of the second constable. The noxious yard light hadn’t come on yet, and the hills on the east side of the river gleamed the deep greens and golds of jewelry against a velvet-blue sky. Tonight the breeze held no trace of smoke, just the rich odors of earth, tree, and cow.
Alasdair stepped across the gravel with as much care as a tiger creeping toward its prey, so that the nagging little granules barely shifted beneath his feet. Jean tiptoed behind him up the steps of the castle.
What to read after The Burning Glass?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lillian Stewart Carl to read onlineMoreLess
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