A Star Shall Fall
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—“A Riddle,”
attributed to Elizabeth Carter, The Gentleman’s Magazine, November 1734 Distance shrinks to nothing at the touch of eyes. A man in a night-black field, peering up at the sky, seeing its wonders magnified beyond their natural size.
Seeing the comet.
The Dragon coils within its prison. Its being is light, part of the growing brilliance that shrouds the comet’s dark core. Matter could not leap the distance between this traveler and that night-dark field, but light can, ...light does.
Freedom awaits.
Freedom, yes—but little more. There is no power there. Grass, and trees, and the man with the watching eyes; these things could be burnt, and there would be joy in that.
The Dragon wants more than joy.
It wants the city, and the shadow beneath it.
Patience. After so many years, the beast has learned its meaning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—“A Riddle,”
attributed to Elizabeth Carter, The Gentleman’s Magazine, November 1734 Distance shrinks to nothing at the touch of eyes. A man in a night-black field, peering up at the sky, seeing its wonders magnified beyond their natural size.
Seeing the comet.
The Dragon coils within its prison. Its being is light, part of the growing brilliance that shrouds the comet’s dark core. Matter could not leap the distance between this traveler and that night-dark field, but light can, ...light does.
Freedom awaits.
Freedom, yes—but little more. There is no power there. Grass, and trees, and the man with the watching eyes; these things could be burnt, and there would be joy in that.
The Dragon wants more than joy.
It wants the city, and the shadow beneath it.
Patience. After so many years, the beast has learned its meaning.
What to read after A Star Shall Fall?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marie Brennan to read onlineMoreLess
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