The Future Door (2011)
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The sun shone down upon the grassy cemetery of Christ Church Newgate, and the birds chirped. But the sun also caused long shadows to fall, and, in Griffin’s mind, the shadows that stretched across London were darker than ever before.
As he limped along with the long procession of policemen and well-wishers, following the pipers as they played the traditional dirge, “Flowers of the Forest,” Griffin heard snatches of conversation from the crowd. Most people said things like, “Mr. Holmes was a grea...t man,” or “What’ll we do without him?” but he also thought he caught snatches of darker talk, a word or two whispered between disreputable types expressing their joy over the great detective’s demise.
“The old professor got ’im in the end, didn’t he, Jim?”
“ ’At’s right. The old hound went a-sniffing where his long nose didn’t belong.”
Because the crowd of mourners was so thick, Griffin couldn’t see who had said these things, but the comments made him feel sick to his stomach.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sun shone down upon the grassy cemetery of Christ Church Newgate, and the birds chirped. But the sun also caused long shadows to fall, and, in Griffin’s mind, the shadows that stretched across London were darker than ever before.
As he limped along with the long procession of policemen and well-wishers, following the pipers as they played the traditional dirge, “Flowers of the Forest,” Griffin heard snatches of conversation from the crowd. Most people said things like, “Mr. Holmes was a grea...t man,” or “What’ll we do without him?” but he also thought he caught snatches of darker talk, a word or two whispered between disreputable types expressing their joy over the great detective’s demise.
“The old professor got ’im in the end, didn’t he, Jim?”
“ ’At’s right. The old hound went a-sniffing where his long nose didn’t belong.”
Because the crowd of mourners was so thick, Griffin couldn’t see who had said these things, but the comments made him feel sick to his stomach.
What to read after The Future Door?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jason Lethcoe to read onlineMoreLess
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