Goblins
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Traces of the raiders’ magic mist still lingered in the trees, but there was no sign of the twiglings; they were hiding in hollow trunks somewhere, in spaces between roots, waiting for the danger to be gone.
And Henwyn and Skarper were going towards the danger, following it as fast as they could along paths floored with puddles and covered with the wide, webbed prints of three-toed feet.
“What are these things, Skarper?” Henwyn asked, as the wet woods deepened round them. “I know you don...’t talk of them, but you must know something. . .”
“Boglin,” said Skarper, dredging up a name he’d heard old goblins mutter sometimes. “That’s what they’re called, I think. Swamp things. Slime things. Bad things always. They’ve not left their marshes before; not in my time.”
“That star’s to blame, I expect,” said Henwyn. “Princess Ned said herself; all manner of old things are waking.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Traces of the raiders’ magic mist still lingered in the trees, but there was no sign of the twiglings; they were hiding in hollow trunks somewhere, in spaces between roots, waiting for the danger to be gone.
And Henwyn and Skarper were going towards the danger, following it as fast as they could along paths floored with puddles and covered with the wide, webbed prints of three-toed feet.
“What are these things, Skarper?” Henwyn asked, as the wet woods deepened round them. “I know you don...’t talk of them, but you must know something. . .”
“Boglin,” said Skarper, dredging up a name he’d heard old goblins mutter sometimes. “That’s what they’re called, I think. Swamp things. Slime things. Bad things always. They’ve not left their marshes before; not in my time.”
“That star’s to blame, I expect,” said Henwyn. “Princess Ned said herself; all manner of old things are waking.”
What to read after Goblins?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Reeve to read onlineMoreLess
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