Winter (The Manhattan Exiles)
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Mistakes Beyond the library was one last room. It was smaller than the others, the dirty tapestries so threadbare they were nearly worn through. A tattered rug spread across the dirt. On top of the rug sat a single mattress.
At the head of the mattress, against the rough tunnel wall, crouched a large clock. The face of the clock was gold and blank, the hands copper, the base twisted pipe. Three rusted weights hung on three chains between the pipes.
The clock ticked steadily as the hand...s on the unmarked face kept unmarked time.
“Richard made it for Winter,” Gabriel said. “Two years past.”
Aine studied the ugly thing with distaste. “Is it a joke?”
“Richard never jokes. Come this way.”
Past the last tapestry the tunnel opened up into a small cavern. There were more bright globes hanging from the ceiling, casting thin light on an astounding collection of junk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mistakes Beyond the library was one last room. It was smaller than the others, the dirty tapestries so threadbare they were nearly worn through. A tattered rug spread across the dirt. On top of the rug sat a single mattress.
At the head of the mattress, against the rough tunnel wall, crouched a large clock. The face of the clock was gold and blank, the hands copper, the base twisted pipe. Three rusted weights hung on three chains between the pipes.
The clock ticked steadily as the hand...s on the unmarked face kept unmarked time.
“Richard made it for Winter,” Gabriel said. “Two years past.”
Aine studied the ugly thing with distaste. “Is it a joke?”
“Richard never jokes. Come this way.”
Past the last tapestry the tunnel opened up into a small cavern. There were more bright globes hanging from the ceiling, casting thin light on an astounding collection of junk.
What to read after Winter (The Manhattan Exiles)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Remy to read onlineMoreLess
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