The Dragon’s Teeth
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Silence, Please But Kerrie did not see him. She was still blind from the brilliance of those three red flashes slashing over her head into the throat and eye and cheek of Margo. Blind, deaf, stunned with the three sounds of a world tumbling.
“She’s dead,” Kerrie said in a clear voice. “Margo’s dead. Her eye is dead. Blood on her neck. She has one eye. See how funny she looks. See how funny—”
Beau stood in the doorway trying to speak.
“One moment she was alive. Then she was dead. She died over my... head. I heard her gurgle her life away. I heard her die behind me.” Kerrie began to laugh.
Beau stumbled in. “Kerrie!”
He dropped beside her. He could think of nothing to do but put his arms about her and press her face against his chest. He couldn’t bear to look at her face. It was white, fixed, a plaster-of-Paris mask made by a crude workman. Her eyes were shiny with something not fear, not panic, not horror; something inscrutable and dead, like the eyes of a wax-works figure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Silence, Please But Kerrie did not see him. She was still blind from the brilliance of those three red flashes slashing over her head into the throat and eye and cheek of Margo. Blind, deaf, stunned with the three sounds of a world tumbling.
“She’s dead,” Kerrie said in a clear voice. “Margo’s dead. Her eye is dead. Blood on her neck. She has one eye. See how funny she looks. See how funny—”
Beau stood in the doorway trying to speak.
“One moment she was alive. Then she was dead. She died over my... head. I heard her gurgle her life away. I heard her die behind me.” Kerrie began to laugh.
Beau stumbled in. “Kerrie!”
He dropped beside her. He could think of nothing to do but put his arms about her and press her face against his chest. He couldn’t bear to look at her face. It was white, fixed, a plaster-of-Paris mask made by a crude workman. Her eyes were shiny with something not fear, not panic, not horror; something inscrutable and dead, like the eyes of a wax-works figure.
What to read after The Dragon’s Teeth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellery Queen to read onlineMoreLess
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