Reading for Pleasure: Tell Tale Heart

In the Tell Tale Heart, there is one crazed man who is being angered by another mans eye. The details of the acute knife slowly moving closer and closer to the other man. The details have the reading excited to see what happened next. After killing this man he would go on to stealthily hide him under his floorboards. I found this suspenseful story to my liking.

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Tuesday, September 20, 2011

Tell Tale Heart

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