Reaper Man
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What is it, Mr. Poons?”Windle tried to pull the remains of his hat over his ears.“Don’t know,” he said. “It could be music. If you’d never heard music before.”There weren’t notes. There were strung-together noises that might have been intended to be notes, put together as one might draw a map of a country that one had never seen.Hnyip. Ynyip. Hwyomp.“It’s coming from outside the city,” said Ludmilla. “Where all the people…are…going…They can’t like it, can they?”“I can’t imagine why they should,”... said Windle.“It’s just that…you remember the trouble with the rats last year? That man who said he had a pipe that played music only rats could hear?”“Yes, but that wasn’t really true, it was all a fraud, it was just the Amazing Maurice and his Educated Rodents—”“But supposing it could have been true?”Windle shook his head.“Music to attract humans? Is that what you’re getting at? But that can’t be true. It’s not attracting us. Quite the reverse, I assure you.”“Yes, but you’re not human…exactly,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What is it, Mr. Poons?”Windle tried to pull the remains of his hat over his ears.“Don’t know,” he said. “It could be music. If you’d never heard music before.”There weren’t notes. There were strung-together noises that might have been intended to be notes, put together as one might draw a map of a country that one had never seen.Hnyip. Ynyip. Hwyomp.“It’s coming from outside the city,” said Ludmilla. “Where all the people…are…going…They can’t like it, can they?”“I can’t imagine why they should,”... said Windle.“It’s just that…you remember the trouble with the rats last year? That man who said he had a pipe that played music only rats could hear?”“Yes, but that wasn’t really true, it was all a fraud, it was just the Amazing Maurice and his Educated Rodents—”“But supposing it could have been true?”Windle shook his head.“Music to attract humans? Is that what you’re getting at? But that can’t be true. It’s not attracting us. Quite the reverse, I assure you.”“Yes, but you’re not human…exactly,”
What to read after Reaper Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Terry Pratchett to read onlineMoreLess
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