The Resurrectionist (2006)
The Resurrectionist
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On the doorstep a man I do not know. One eye staring pale and blind, the colour in it seemingly scoured away, its emptiness making me recoil. At first I take him for a sexton, or an undertaker perhaps, for he wears a dark suit and hat, and there is something about his long face and manner, his air of false sympathy which somehow fits the part. But his suit is too ragged, and his smile at the way his eye startles me betrays a different sort of nature.
‘Here, boy,’ he says, ‘this is for your m...aster.’ I take the letter he holds outstretched.
‘Who is it from?’ – but as I ask, the door behind me opens. Mr Tyne. His eyes move from one of us to the other, and then his expression changes.
‘You?’ he spits. But our visitor only smiles, as if Mr Tyne’s temper pleases him. Seeing the letter in my hand Mr Tyne snatches it.
‘This is yours?’ he demands. The other man simply touches his hat and bows exaggeratedly – ‘Give your master my blessings.’ Left alone with me Mr Tyne lifts the letter to my face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the doorstep a man I do not know. One eye staring pale and blind, the colour in it seemingly scoured away, its emptiness making me recoil. At first I take him for a sexton, or an undertaker perhaps, for he wears a dark suit and hat, and there is something about his long face and manner, his air of false sympathy which somehow fits the part. But his suit is too ragged, and his smile at the way his eye startles me betrays a different sort of nature.
‘Here, boy,’ he says, ‘this is for your m...aster.’ I take the letter he holds outstretched.
‘Who is it from?’ – but as I ask, the door behind me opens. Mr Tyne. His eyes move from one of us to the other, and then his expression changes.
‘You?’ he spits. But our visitor only smiles, as if Mr Tyne’s temper pleases him. Seeing the letter in my hand Mr Tyne snatches it.
‘This is yours?’ he demands. The other man simply touches his hat and bows exaggeratedly – ‘Give your master my blessings.’ Left alone with me Mr Tyne lifts the letter to my face.
What to read after The Resurrectionist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bradley, James, 1835- to read onlineMoreLess
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