A Swiftly Tilting Planet
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Charles Wallace whispered. “Oh, Gaudior, she really did help us, she and the twins.” He leaned forward to rest his cheek against the unicorn’s neck. “The book was by Matthew Maddox. I don’t think I ever read it, but I remember Dennys talking about it. And Mrs. O’Keefe was a Maddox, so she’s got to be descended from Matthew.”
“Descended,” Gaudior snorted. “You make it sound like a fall.”
“If you look at Mrs. O’Keefe, that’s what it’s like,” Charles Wallace admitted. “1865. Can we go there...?”
“Then,” the unicorn corrected. “When. We can try, if you think it’s important. We’ll hope for a favorable wind.”
Charles Wallace looked alarmed. “You mean we might get blown into another Projection?”
“It’s always a risk. We know the Echthroi are after us, to stop us. So you must hold on.”
“I’ll hold on for dear life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Charles Wallace whispered. “Oh, Gaudior, she really did help us, she and the twins.” He leaned forward to rest his cheek against the unicorn’s neck. “The book was by Matthew Maddox. I don’t think I ever read it, but I remember Dennys talking about it. And Mrs. O’Keefe was a Maddox, so she’s got to be descended from Matthew.”
“Descended,” Gaudior snorted. “You make it sound like a fall.”
“If you look at Mrs. O’Keefe, that’s what it’s like,” Charles Wallace admitted. “1865. Can we go there...?”
“Then,” the unicorn corrected. “When. We can try, if you think it’s important. We’ll hope for a favorable wind.”
Charles Wallace looked alarmed. “You mean we might get blown into another Projection?”
“It’s always a risk. We know the Echthroi are after us, to stop us. So you must hold on.”
“I’ll hold on for dear life.
What to read after A Swiftly Tilting Planet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Madeleine L'engle to read onlineMoreLess
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