The Four Last Things
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He stopped by the van, which was parked a few doors down, and hammered the windscreen with his clenched fist. The keys were still in his bedroom, in the pocket of the jeans he had worn yesterday. All the keys – the keys of the house as well as the van’s. He had also left his wallet behind, though he had a pound or two in loose change.
He thought he heard a door opening. Without looking back, he broke into a run. His coat flapped behind him. The cold air attacked his face, his neck and his hands,... its sharpness making him gasp; in his mind he saw a curved, flexible knife with an icy blade.
The word blade reminded him of the scissors. Had the screaming stopped? He was not sure. He thought he could hear screams, but they might have no basis in reality now; they might simply be echoes trapped within his mind. But he was certain of one thing: he could not go back to the house.
While he was running, he risked a glance behind him. No one was there. Angel wasn’t following him. He wasn’t worth following.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He stopped by the van, which was parked a few doors down, and hammered the windscreen with his clenched fist. The keys were still in his bedroom, in the pocket of the jeans he had worn yesterday. All the keys – the keys of the house as well as the van’s. He had also left his wallet behind, though he had a pound or two in loose change.
He thought he heard a door opening. Without looking back, he broke into a run. His coat flapped behind him. The cold air attacked his face, his neck and his hands,... its sharpness making him gasp; in his mind he saw a curved, flexible knife with an icy blade.
The word blade reminded him of the scissors. Had the screaming stopped? He was not sure. He thought he could hear screams, but they might have no basis in reality now; they might simply be echoes trapped within his mind. But he was certain of one thing: he could not go back to the house.
While he was running, he risked a glance behind him. No one was there. Angel wasn’t following him. He wasn’t worth following.
What to read after The Four Last Things?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrew Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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