The Frankenstein Factory
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EARL SAID over his shoulder. “Run up to the house and get the others.” There was a bloody ax in the bottom of the boat, and he carefully lifted it out.
“Is he dead?”
“Dead as he’ll ever be. I wonder where this ax came from.”
“There’s a tool shed around in back of the house. We searched it the first time, when we were looking for Emily.”
He waded ashore and picked up his shoes and socks. “I’d better go up to the house with you. It may not be safe alone.”
He left the bloody ax in the kitchen and t...hey went into the living room, where the others were. He kept forgetting how few “the others” were—only Armstrong and Hobbes and Tony remained now. Armstrong was pulling the veriprinted newsmagazine from the slot beneath the television screen while the other two bent to read it.
“What now?” Hobbes asked, seeing Earl’s face.
“Whalen’s back, around on the rear beach. Someone tried to hack his head off and then left him in the bottom of the boat.”
Armstrong let the newsmagazine flutter from his fingers, and Tony Cooper gasped.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
EARL SAID over his shoulder. “Run up to the house and get the others.” There was a bloody ax in the bottom of the boat, and he carefully lifted it out.
“Is he dead?”
“Dead as he’ll ever be. I wonder where this ax came from.”
“There’s a tool shed around in back of the house. We searched it the first time, when we were looking for Emily.”
He waded ashore and picked up his shoes and socks. “I’d better go up to the house with you. It may not be safe alone.”
He left the bloody ax in the kitchen and t...hey went into the living room, where the others were. He kept forgetting how few “the others” were—only Armstrong and Hobbes and Tony remained now. Armstrong was pulling the veriprinted newsmagazine from the slot beneath the television screen while the other two bent to read it.
“What now?” Hobbes asked, seeing Earl’s face.
“Whalen’s back, around on the rear beach. Someone tried to hack his head off and then left him in the bottom of the boat.”
Armstrong let the newsmagazine flutter from his fingers, and Tony Cooper gasped.
What to read after The Frankenstein Factory?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward D. Hoch to read onlineMoreLess
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