Pandora Gets Greedy (2012)
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“Oh, I am soooo glad I finally found you!” Rufina said, sounding to Alcie as if she’d swallowed a beehive. “You have no idea how hard it’s been, roaming these streets all alone. There were several guards on street patrol who wanted to take me away to someplace dark and cold, I’ll just bet! Oh, let’s get out of this stall with this smelly old horse. Bring that lamp!”
Rufina marched out of the stall and headed back down toward the stable entrance. She was too fast for Homer to stop and he knew she...’d spot Pandy, Alcie, and Iole in the corridor. But when he went to follow her, he found the corridor empty. Passing one of the stalls on the other side, he felt some hay straws hit his leg. Looking into the darkened stall, he saw six eyes glinting back in the lamplight.
Rufina clomped into an empty stall almost directly across from the one hiding Pandy and the others; they could see everything quite clearly.
“Oh, this is much better … for a horse stall, that is. Where was I?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Oh, I am soooo glad I finally found you!” Rufina said, sounding to Alcie as if she’d swallowed a beehive. “You have no idea how hard it’s been, roaming these streets all alone. There were several guards on street patrol who wanted to take me away to someplace dark and cold, I’ll just bet! Oh, let’s get out of this stall with this smelly old horse. Bring that lamp!”
Rufina marched out of the stall and headed back down toward the stable entrance. She was too fast for Homer to stop and he knew she...’d spot Pandy, Alcie, and Iole in the corridor. But when he went to follow her, he found the corridor empty. Passing one of the stalls on the other side, he felt some hay straws hit his leg. Looking into the darkened stall, he saw six eyes glinting back in the lamplight.
Rufina clomped into an empty stall almost directly across from the one hiding Pandy and the others; they could see everything quite clearly.
“Oh, this is much better … for a horse stall, that is. Where was I?
What to read after Pandora Gets Greedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carolyn Hennesy to read onlineMoreLess
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