The Door Through Space
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At any other time, I wouldalready have taken cover. I fancied that I could hear, borne on thewind, the faraway yelping, and envision the plumed, taloned figureswhich would come leaping down the street.
In that moment, the quiet of the street split asunder.
From somewhere a girl's voice screamed in shrill pain or panic. Then Isaw her, dodging between two of the chinked pebble-houses. She was achild, thin and barefoot, a long tangle of black hair flying loose asshe darted and twisted to elude the... lumbering fellow at her heels. Hisoutstretched paw jerked cruelly at her slim wrist.
The little girl screamed and wrenched herself free and threw herselfstraight on me, wrapping herself around my neck with the violence of astorm wind. Her hair got in my mouth and her small hands gripped at myback like a cat's flexed claws.
"Oh, help me, " she gasped between sobs. "Don't let him get me, don't. "And even in that broken plea I took it in that the little ragamuffin didnot speak the jargon of that slum, but the pure speech of Shainsa.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At any other time, I wouldalready have taken cover. I fancied that I could hear, borne on thewind, the faraway yelping, and envision the plumed, taloned figureswhich would come leaping down the street.
In that moment, the quiet of the street split asunder.
From somewhere a girl's voice screamed in shrill pain or panic. Then Isaw her, dodging between two of the chinked pebble-houses. She was achild, thin and barefoot, a long tangle of black hair flying loose asshe darted and twisted to elude the... lumbering fellow at her heels. Hisoutstretched paw jerked cruelly at her slim wrist.
The little girl screamed and wrenched herself free and threw herselfstraight on me, wrapping herself around my neck with the violence of astorm wind. Her hair got in my mouth and her small hands gripped at myback like a cat's flexed claws.
"Oh, help me, " she gasped between sobs. "Don't let him get me, don't. "And even in that broken plea I took it in that the little ragamuffin didnot speak the jargon of that slum, but the pure speech of Shainsa.
What to read after The Door Through Space?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bradley Marion Zimmer to read onlineMoreLess
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