The Candle Man
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Liz stepped inside cautiously. ‘Anyone in ’ere?’ There was an unpleasant odour in the room. Not overpowering, but faint, like something put away to be eaten later but then forgotten about. Liz led the way in; Cath behind her, her eyes darting anxiously up and down the quiet, carpeted hallway outside.
‘Come in an’ close the door!’ hissed Liz. Cath did as she was told and the heavy oak door clicked shut behind them. ‘What if . . . what if someone’s in ’ere, waitin’ to jump us?’ she whispered.
... ‘No one’s ’ere, silly.’ Liz looked around room 207. It was left tidy. Part of her had expected to find something macabre or sinister in here. Mary’s story had worried her; to share rooms with a man she knew absolutely nothing about, especially now that it seemed there was a madman roaming the East End of London with a taste for carving up prostitutes like mutton. They were calling the murderer ‘Jack the Ripper’.
‘Ripper’ .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Liz stepped inside cautiously. ‘Anyone in ’ere?’ There was an unpleasant odour in the room. Not overpowering, but faint, like something put away to be eaten later but then forgotten about. Liz led the way in; Cath behind her, her eyes darting anxiously up and down the quiet, carpeted hallway outside.
‘Come in an’ close the door!’ hissed Liz. Cath did as she was told and the heavy oak door clicked shut behind them. ‘What if . . . what if someone’s in ’ere, waitin’ to jump us?’ she whispered.
... ‘No one’s ’ere, silly.’ Liz looked around room 207. It was left tidy. Part of her had expected to find something macabre or sinister in here. Mary’s story had worried her; to share rooms with a man she knew absolutely nothing about, especially now that it seemed there was a madman roaming the East End of London with a taste for carving up prostitutes like mutton. They were calling the murderer ‘Jack the Ripper’.
‘Ripper’ .
What to read after The Candle Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alex Scarrow to read onlineMoreLess
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