The Wolves of Paris
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Lucrezia wrapped him in a blanket and enveloped him in her cloak. His face was gray, and his hands as cold as the blade of her dagger. Keeping them under the cloak where the others couldn’t see, she wrapped them around her waist, and put his head against her bare neck. He was so cold. It frightened her.
Lorenzo’s eyes flickered open. They rolled back in their sockets, showing jaundiced eyeballs almost yellow under the moonlight. He groaned and arched his back.
“What is it, what’s wrong w...ith him?” Marco asked, his mouth pinched with worry. “Some kind of poison?”
“Witchcraft,” Montguillon groaned from the front seat. “These beasts are in the service of the devil.”
“And why is he still alert?” Marco asked. “His wounds are deeper than Lorenzo’s.”
“Because I am a man of God, not given over to pleasure and intellectual sophistry like your brother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lucrezia wrapped him in a blanket and enveloped him in her cloak. His face was gray, and his hands as cold as the blade of her dagger. Keeping them under the cloak where the others couldn’t see, she wrapped them around her waist, and put his head against her bare neck. He was so cold. It frightened her.
Lorenzo’s eyes flickered open. They rolled back in their sockets, showing jaundiced eyeballs almost yellow under the moonlight. He groaned and arched his back.
“What is it, what’s wrong w...ith him?” Marco asked, his mouth pinched with worry. “Some kind of poison?”
“Witchcraft,” Montguillon groaned from the front seat. “These beasts are in the service of the devil.”
“And why is he still alert?” Marco asked. “His wounds are deeper than Lorenzo’s.”
“Because I am a man of God, not given over to pleasure and intellectual sophistry like your brother.
What to read after The Wolves of Paris?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Wallace to read onlineMoreLess
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