David And the Phoenix
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* * * * * Tomorrow took its time, the way it always does when you are anxious tosee it arrive, but it finally came. And David found himself with thespade held tightly under one arm, his jacket zipped up to his chin, gloves on, and scarf knotted, all ready to go.
"To the west, this time, " said the Phoenix, as David got up on itsback. "This is the Monster's Pacific season, you know. Ready, my boy?Splendid! We are off!" Over the mountains and desert they sped, over the shore, out acrossthe oc...ean. For a long time they hurtled through a huge blueloneliness, dark blue below, lighter blue above. Once they passed overa ship, a pencil dot trailing a pin-scratch of white. Another timethey startled a high-flying albatross, which gave a frightened squawkand plunged down out of sight with folded wings. Aside from that, there was nothing to see until they reached the islands.
The Phoenix slowed down to a glide and dropped lower. "These are thecoral atolls of the Pacific, my boy, " it called over its shoulder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* * * * * Tomorrow took its time, the way it always does when you are anxious tosee it arrive, but it finally came. And David found himself with thespade held tightly under one arm, his jacket zipped up to his chin, gloves on, and scarf knotted, all ready to go.
"To the west, this time, " said the Phoenix, as David got up on itsback. "This is the Monster's Pacific season, you know. Ready, my boy?Splendid! We are off!" Over the mountains and desert they sped, over the shore, out acrossthe oc...ean. For a long time they hurtled through a huge blueloneliness, dark blue below, lighter blue above. Once they passed overa ship, a pencil dot trailing a pin-scratch of white. Another timethey startled a high-flying albatross, which gave a frightened squawkand plunged down out of sight with folded wings. Aside from that, there was nothing to see until they reached the islands.
The Phoenix slowed down to a glide and dropped lower. "These are thecoral atolls of the Pacific, my boy, " it called over its shoulder.
What to read after David And the Phoenix?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ormondroyd Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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