The Bane Chronicles 1: What Really Happened in Peru
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This proved Catarina had, besides magic, supernatural powers of persuasion, because Ragnor had sworn that he would never set foot in Peru again and certainly never in Magnus’s company. But the two had had some adventures together in England during the 1870s, and Ragnor had grown better disposed toward Magnus. Still, the whole time they were walking into the valley of the Lurín River with their client, Ragnor was sending Magnus suspicious little glances out of the corner of his eye.“This constant... air of foreboding that you have when you’re around me is hurtful and unwarranted, you know,” Magnus told Ragnor.“I was airing the smell out of my clothes for years! Years!” Ragnor replied.“Well, you should have thrown them out and bought clothes that were both more sweetly scented and more stylish,” Magnus said. “Anyway, that was decades ago. What have I done to you lately?”“Don’t fight in front of the client, boys,” Catarina implored in her sweet voice, “or I will knock your heads together so hard, your skulls will crack like eggs.”“I can speak English, you know,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This proved Catarina had, besides magic, supernatural powers of persuasion, because Ragnor had sworn that he would never set foot in Peru again and certainly never in Magnus’s company. But the two had had some adventures together in England during the 1870s, and Ragnor had grown better disposed toward Magnus. Still, the whole time they were walking into the valley of the Lurín River with their client, Ragnor was sending Magnus suspicious little glances out of the corner of his eye.“This constant... air of foreboding that you have when you’re around me is hurtful and unwarranted, you know,” Magnus told Ragnor.“I was airing the smell out of my clothes for years! Years!” Ragnor replied.“Well, you should have thrown them out and bought clothes that were both more sweetly scented and more stylish,” Magnus said. “Anyway, that was decades ago. What have I done to you lately?”“Don’t fight in front of the client, boys,” Catarina implored in her sweet voice, “or I will knock your heads together so hard, your skulls will crack like eggs.”“I can speak English, you know,”
What to read after The Bane Chronicles 1: What Really Happened in Peru?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cassandra Clare to read onlineMoreLess
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