The Chalk Giants
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If you had raised your head, as she now raised hers, you would have caught, gusting on the sharp, uncertain breeze of early spring, the heart-pounding thump and roll of drums. Since dawn, the Great Procession had been winding its slow way from the sea; now, it was almost here.She sat up quickly, pushing the tangled black hair from her eyes; a dark-eyed, brown-skinned girl of maybe thirteen summers. Her one garment, of soft doeskin, left her legs and arms bare; her waist was circled by a leather ...thong, on which it pleased her to carry a little dagger in a painted wooden sheath. Round her neck she wore an amulet of glinting black and red stones; for Mata was the daughter of a chief.The valley above which she lay opened its green length to the distant sea. Behind her, crowning the nearer height, was a village of thatched mud huts, surrounded by a palisade of sharply pointed timbers. In front, rearing sharp-etched against the sky, was the Sacred Mound to which the Procession must come. Here the Giants had lived, in times beyond the memory of men; and here they had once reared a mighty Hall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If you had raised your head, as she now raised hers, you would have caught, gusting on the sharp, uncertain breeze of early spring, the heart-pounding thump and roll of drums. Since dawn, the Great Procession had been winding its slow way from the sea; now, it was almost here.She sat up quickly, pushing the tangled black hair from her eyes; a dark-eyed, brown-skinned girl of maybe thirteen summers. Her one garment, of soft doeskin, left her legs and arms bare; her waist was circled by a leather ...thong, on which it pleased her to carry a little dagger in a painted wooden sheath. Round her neck she wore an amulet of glinting black and red stones; for Mata was the daughter of a chief.The valley above which she lay opened its green length to the distant sea. Behind her, crowning the nearer height, was a village of thatched mud huts, surrounded by a palisade of sharply pointed timbers. In front, rearing sharp-etched against the sky, was the Sacred Mound to which the Procession must come. Here the Giants had lived, in times beyond the memory of men; and here they had once reared a mighty Hall.
What to read after The Chalk Giants?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Keith to read onlineMoreLess
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