The Vivisectionist
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Jack slowed down and commented to Stephen, “I wish this hotel had a ‘save game’ feature, so we wouldn’t have to do all the beginning stuff every time.” Jack swung his dad’s extra golf putter as he walked.
“I just wish we had headlamps, so we wouldn’t have to carry these flashlights,” remarked Stephen.
“Yeah, that too. It takes like almost two hours to get through everything and then we’re going to have to worry about turning right around,” said Jack.
“Yeah, but I like the nighttime trips,” said ...Stephen. “Seems more fun.”
“Me too,” said Jack. “It’s electric.”
“Like Halloween or something.”
“Exactly,” said Jack.
********** In front of the new button, Jack was ready to try the putter. He held it with both hands. He gripped the shaft just below the rubber handle. Jack was on his knees and Stephen crouched behind him—slightly hunched over in the small passage. He had the blade of the putter lined up with the hand drawn on the switch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jack slowed down and commented to Stephen, “I wish this hotel had a ‘save game’ feature, so we wouldn’t have to do all the beginning stuff every time.” Jack swung his dad’s extra golf putter as he walked.
“I just wish we had headlamps, so we wouldn’t have to carry these flashlights,” remarked Stephen.
“Yeah, that too. It takes like almost two hours to get through everything and then we’re going to have to worry about turning right around,” said Jack.
“Yeah, but I like the nighttime trips,” said ...Stephen. “Seems more fun.”
“Me too,” said Jack. “It’s electric.”
“Like Halloween or something.”
“Exactly,” said Jack.
********** In front of the new button, Jack was ready to try the putter. He held it with both hands. He gripped the shaft just below the rubber handle. Jack was on his knees and Stephen crouched behind him—slightly hunched over in the small passage. He had the blade of the putter lined up with the hand drawn on the switch.
What to read after The Vivisectionist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ike Hamill to read onlineMoreLess
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