Phoenix And Ashes
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Not that she ever thought that she would have met Reggie there. No, if he’d been kept away merely because he wanted to give rides to kiddies in his motorcar, the prospect of a soaking would certainly keep him inside four walls.
So Eleanor had stayed where she was, took the opportunity to further increase her wardrobe, and when she wasn’t obeying Alison’s spells, studied her books diligently. The dream she’d had the previous night, of being the Fool, had given her impetus. It had been vividly rea...listic, too; she’d felt nothing but euphoria and a curiosity about absolutely everything. No fear, none at all, when she’d stopped dancing for a moment, leaned over, and stared into the abyss below her. In the dream, the thought that she might fall had not even flitted across her mind. No fear, when she stared up into the sky, straight at the blazing sun, wondering what it was. Fortunately, it was the sun of the card, and not of reality; bright though it was, and hot, too, it didn’t blind her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not that she ever thought that she would have met Reggie there. No, if he’d been kept away merely because he wanted to give rides to kiddies in his motorcar, the prospect of a soaking would certainly keep him inside four walls.
So Eleanor had stayed where she was, took the opportunity to further increase her wardrobe, and when she wasn’t obeying Alison’s spells, studied her books diligently. The dream she’d had the previous night, of being the Fool, had given her impetus. It had been vividly rea...listic, too; she’d felt nothing but euphoria and a curiosity about absolutely everything. No fear, none at all, when she’d stopped dancing for a moment, leaned over, and stared into the abyss below her. In the dream, the thought that she might fall had not even flitted across her mind. No fear, when she stared up into the sky, straight at the blazing sun, wondering what it was. Fortunately, it was the sun of the card, and not of reality; bright though it was, and hot, too, it didn’t blind her.
What to read after Phoenix And Ashes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mercedes Lackey to read onlineMoreLess
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