Everymans Land
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Or his instinct made magically keen by his blindness told him in a flash of inspiration what his eyes couldn t see. Any how, he knew that Dierdre was in danger, and almost flung her behind him. He was just in time to save her from being thrown down by the dog, who hurled himself like a young avalanche at Brian. To those who had no clue to the truth, it must have seemed that the animal was mad. Julian, and Father Beckett, and the khaki man rushed to the rescue, only to see the dog and Brian in e...ach other s arms, the creature licking Brian s face, laughing and crying at the same time which you know, Padre, a dog frantic with joy at sight of a long-lost master can do perfectly well! It seems too melodramatic to be true, but it is true : the dog was Sirius.
You ll think now that this is the "astonishing thing" which would I said have made this whole trip worth while. But no : the thing I meant has little or nothing to do with the finding of Sirius.
Even Mother Beckett could sit still no longer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or his instinct made magically keen by his blindness told him in a flash of inspiration what his eyes couldn t see. Any how, he knew that Dierdre was in danger, and almost flung her behind him. He was just in time to save her from being thrown down by the dog, who hurled himself like a young avalanche at Brian. To those who had no clue to the truth, it must have seemed that the animal was mad. Julian, and Father Beckett, and the khaki man rushed to the rescue, only to see the dog and Brian in e...ach other s arms, the creature licking Brian s face, laughing and crying at the same time which you know, Padre, a dog frantic with joy at sight of a long-lost master can do perfectly well! It seems too melodramatic to be true, but it is true : the dog was Sirius.
You ll think now that this is the "astonishing thing" which would I said have made this whole trip worth while. But no : the thing I meant has little or nothing to do with the finding of Sirius.
Even Mother Beckett could sit still no longer.
What to read after Everymans Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C N Charles Norris Williamson to read onlineMoreLess
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