Walking Dead
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The slope of the ancient volcanic crater was here so steep that the tree’s fall had made a sort of window in the leaf-cover, and for once it was possible to let the eyes focus on something other than the shadowy maze of tree-trunks and rediscover real distance. What matter that all the eyes found in that distance was the tops of other trees, a shapeless spread of gigantic broccoli tops? It was better than the claustrophobic shadows.
Foxe had brought Quentin here to explore what might be an i...nteresting source of edibilia under the rotting bark. Quentin showed no interest in it at all and was crouched on the stub of a broken branch grooming obsessively at the haunch which had been soaked in Louis’s blood. To Foxe the place now looked speckless but the smell of it still seemed to worry Quentin.
Just as obsessively Foxe’s mind kept tracking and retracking through images of the escape. Some deaths haunted, while others didn’t. The man Robbie in the hut outside the Pit, for instance, whose gaze Foxe had held while Plantain came and stuck a knife between his ribs—the change in that man’s eyes Foxe saw again and again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The slope of the ancient volcanic crater was here so steep that the tree’s fall had made a sort of window in the leaf-cover, and for once it was possible to let the eyes focus on something other than the shadowy maze of tree-trunks and rediscover real distance. What matter that all the eyes found in that distance was the tops of other trees, a shapeless spread of gigantic broccoli tops? It was better than the claustrophobic shadows.
Foxe had brought Quentin here to explore what might be an i...nteresting source of edibilia under the rotting bark. Quentin showed no interest in it at all and was crouched on the stub of a broken branch grooming obsessively at the haunch which had been soaked in Louis’s blood. To Foxe the place now looked speckless but the smell of it still seemed to worry Quentin.
Just as obsessively Foxe’s mind kept tracking and retracking through images of the escape. Some deaths haunted, while others didn’t. The man Robbie in the hut outside the Pit, for instance, whose gaze Foxe had held while Plantain came and stuck a knife between his ribs—the change in that man’s eyes Foxe saw again and again.
What to read after Walking Dead?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter Dickinson to read onlineMoreLess
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