The Devil's Domain (2014)
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The evening had turned surprisingly chill so he had lit a fire which now crackled merrily in the hearth. Bonaventure, not yet ready for his nightly hunt, sat on the table delicately lapping a dish of milk. Every so often he would lift his head, his one good eye fixed curiously on his strange, eccentric master. Athelstan tickled the cat’s nose with the tip of his quill. Bonaventure didn’t flinch. He blinked and turned, staring into the far corner.
‘I know what you are after,’ Athelstan said.
... The friar had seen a mouse scuttle across the floor of the hearth.
‘But it’s only a small mouse, Bonaventure. A harvest one. He’s probably wandered in and will certainly wander out.’ Bonaventure purred deep in his throat.
‘Soft as a shadow,’ Athelstan went on. ‘Sleek and fast. What do you think of Thaddeus?’ Bonaventure, of course, had gone out to inspect both the goat and Godbless.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The evening had turned surprisingly chill so he had lit a fire which now crackled merrily in the hearth. Bonaventure, not yet ready for his nightly hunt, sat on the table delicately lapping a dish of milk. Every so often he would lift his head, his one good eye fixed curiously on his strange, eccentric master. Athelstan tickled the cat’s nose with the tip of his quill. Bonaventure didn’t flinch. He blinked and turned, staring into the far corner.
‘I know what you are after,’ Athelstan said.
... The friar had seen a mouse scuttle across the floor of the hearth.
‘But it’s only a small mouse, Bonaventure. A harvest one. He’s probably wandered in and will certainly wander out.’ Bonaventure purred deep in his throat.
‘Soft as a shadow,’ Athelstan went on. ‘Sleek and fast. What do you think of Thaddeus?’ Bonaventure, of course, had gone out to inspect both the goat and Godbless.
What to read after The Devil's Domain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doherty, Paul to read onlineMoreLess
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