Unbitten
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His lab was an old building–old if you consider 17th century old–and the walls were two feet thick, made of irregular flint stones roughly half a meter across. He was unsure what the building’s original use had been, but it was not designed in a simple rectangle as so many outbuildings were. There were indentations and extrusions, which on the inside were handy for making closets and bookshelves. The outside of the building was largely surrounded by bushes simply to make the mowing easier on the... landscaping staff.
In any case, it was a building of nooks and crannies. And Henri discovered, in the back of a closet full of broken umbrellas and worn-out boots that he had intended to take care of, someday–he discovered a fine layer of dust and some tiny crumbles of stone and mortar. Looking carefully at the wall with a strong flashlight, he saw that someone, or someones, had managed to break up the four hundred-year-old masonry and ease a few of the big pieces of flint out of the wall, without causing the whole thing to tumble down, and then put them back again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His lab was an old building–old if you consider 17th century old–and the walls were two feet thick, made of irregular flint stones roughly half a meter across. He was unsure what the building’s original use had been, but it was not designed in a simple rectangle as so many outbuildings were. There were indentations and extrusions, which on the inside were handy for making closets and bookshelves. The outside of the building was largely surrounded by bushes simply to make the mowing easier on the... landscaping staff.
In any case, it was a building of nooks and crannies. And Henri discovered, in the back of a closet full of broken umbrellas and worn-out boots that he had intended to take care of, someday–he discovered a fine layer of dust and some tiny crumbles of stone and mortar. Looking carefully at the wall with a strong flashlight, he saw that someone, or someones, had managed to break up the four hundred-year-old masonry and ease a few of the big pieces of flint out of the wall, without causing the whole thing to tumble down, and then put them back again.
What to read after Unbitten?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Du Sange, Valerie to read onlineMoreLess
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