Capture
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It was not, of course, just a question of picking the right moment but the right words. The moment was easy enough. The following evening, Soren and Gylfie managed to synchronize their schedules so that Soren had a break from his broody chores while Gylfie was still on moss-tending duty. Soren requested permission to help his friend deliver moss, which was granted, as there were still shortages in both the hatchery and the eggorium. Together, the two owls made their way up to the distant outcrop...ping where Hortense sat this evening on a large nest with at least eight eggs in it.
"Phew!" Soren sighed. "Some hike up here." "Nothing to it." Gylfie hopped along. "You get used to it. All right, now, you know the drill. You begin." It was Soren who had thought of the opening words -- or word. The opening word was a name: "Hortense." And the speech was simple.
They were now approaching the top of the outcrop. The wind was strong. Indeed, it was the first time that Soren had felt the wind since he had arrived at St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was not, of course, just a question of picking the right moment but the right words. The moment was easy enough. The following evening, Soren and Gylfie managed to synchronize their schedules so that Soren had a break from his broody chores while Gylfie was still on moss-tending duty. Soren requested permission to help his friend deliver moss, which was granted, as there were still shortages in both the hatchery and the eggorium. Together, the two owls made their way up to the distant outcrop...ping where Hortense sat this evening on a large nest with at least eight eggs in it.
"Phew!" Soren sighed. "Some hike up here." "Nothing to it." Gylfie hopped along. "You get used to it. All right, now, you know the drill. You begin." It was Soren who had thought of the opening words -- or word. The opening word was a name: "Hortense." And the speech was simple.
They were now approaching the top of the outcrop. The wind was strong. Indeed, it was the first time that Soren had felt the wind since he had arrived at St.
What to read after Capture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kathryn Lasky to read onlineMoreLess
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