The Wells of Hell
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Dutton called out: ‘What goes on?’ One of his crew said: ‘We’ve broken through into some kind of cavity here, Mr Thrush. Maybe a cave or a tunnel. You want to come see for yourself?’ Dutton Thrush gave me an extremely old-fashioned look, and stalked across the wet grass to the well-head. The drilling crew were raising the muddy drill-shaft out of the ground, and it finally came up in a surging rush of discoloured water. Dutton scraped his forefinger down the length of the shaft, and examined the... dirt on his hand under the nearest arc-light. Then he said: ‘Jones, Wockik, get that drill opened up and let’s take a look at the core-sample.’ I went across and stood beside him.
I didn’t know whether I was welcome there or not, but I guessed what had happened to Jimmy and Alison Bodine was as much my business as anybody’s, and so I stayed. He knelt down beside the bubbling fountain of yellowy water that was still gushing out of the drillhole, and he seemed at a loss to know what to do next.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dutton called out: ‘What goes on?’ One of his crew said: ‘We’ve broken through into some kind of cavity here, Mr Thrush. Maybe a cave or a tunnel. You want to come see for yourself?’ Dutton Thrush gave me an extremely old-fashioned look, and stalked across the wet grass to the well-head. The drilling crew were raising the muddy drill-shaft out of the ground, and it finally came up in a surging rush of discoloured water. Dutton scraped his forefinger down the length of the shaft, and examined the... dirt on his hand under the nearest arc-light. Then he said: ‘Jones, Wockik, get that drill opened up and let’s take a look at the core-sample.’ I went across and stood beside him.
I didn’t know whether I was welcome there or not, but I guessed what had happened to Jimmy and Alison Bodine was as much my business as anybody’s, and so I stayed. He knelt down beside the bubbling fountain of yellowy water that was still gushing out of the drillhole, and he seemed at a loss to know what to do next.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Graham Masterton to read onlineMoreLess
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