The City of Fire
The City of Fire
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He could dimly make out the back of a chair, and further against apatch of light where the back window must be he could see the footboard of a bed, the head of which must be against the opposite wall Thedoor was open about a third of the way. There was a key in the lock. Did that mean that they locked the man in? It would be a great thing toget hold of that key!
A moan in the direction of the bed startled him, and prodded his wearymind. He gave a quick silent spring across in front of the door ...andflattened himself against the wall. He knew he had made a slight noisein his going, and he felt the stillness in the room behind the halfopen door. Link had heard him. It was a long time before he dared stiragain.
Link seemed to lay down something on the floor that sounded like a dishand start toward the door. Billy felt the blood fly to the top of hishead. If Link came out he was caught. Where could he fly? Not downstairs. Shorty was there, with a gun of course. Would it do to snapthat door shut and lock Link in with the prisoner?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He could dimly make out the back of a chair, and further against apatch of light where the back window must be he could see the footboard of a bed, the head of which must be against the opposite wall Thedoor was open about a third of the way. There was a key in the lock. Did that mean that they locked the man in? It would be a great thing toget hold of that key!
A moan in the direction of the bed startled him, and prodded his wearymind. He gave a quick silent spring across in front of the door ...andflattened himself against the wall. He knew he had made a slight noisein his going, and he felt the stillness in the room behind the halfopen door. Link had heard him. It was a long time before he dared stiragain.
Link seemed to lay down something on the floor that sounded like a dishand start toward the door. Billy felt the blood fly to the top of hishead. If Link came out he was caught. Where could he fly? Not downstairs. Shorty was there, with a gun of course. Would it do to snapthat door shut and lock Link in with the prisoner?
What to read after The City of Fire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hill Grace Livingston to read onlineMoreLess
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