The Emerald Atlas
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Hamish marched up front. There were seven in their party.There had been no fanfare when they departed the dwarf city. Hamish said if his people knew he was leaving, they’d insist on throwing a parade and he’d be kissing babies for days on end. Kate caught the other dwarves trading glances, and Fergus even snorted, then tried to disguise it as a cough, then ended up actually coughing horribly for nearly a minute.They’d left through a small, out-of-the-way gate and proceeded along a series of well...-maintained, torch-lined tunnels. All the while Hamish kept up a constant chatter about the history of the Dead City, various legends associated with it, how many bicep curls he did every morning.…Kate moved close to Michael.“You shouldn’t have stood up to Hamish like that,” she whispered, then squeezed his hand. “But it was really, really brave.”Michael looked embarrassed. “It was no big deal.”“Yes, it was. Emma would’ve thought so too.”Their conversation was muffled by the rattling of the dwarves’ armor, the clank of iron heels on stone, Fergus’s snores, Hamish’s droning commentary, and when Michael spoke again, Kate had to ask him to repeat himself.“Do you think she’s okay?”“I do,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hamish marched up front. There were seven in their party.There had been no fanfare when they departed the dwarf city. Hamish said if his people knew he was leaving, they’d insist on throwing a parade and he’d be kissing babies for days on end. Kate caught the other dwarves trading glances, and Fergus even snorted, then tried to disguise it as a cough, then ended up actually coughing horribly for nearly a minute.They’d left through a small, out-of-the-way gate and proceeded along a series of well...-maintained, torch-lined tunnels. All the while Hamish kept up a constant chatter about the history of the Dead City, various legends associated with it, how many bicep curls he did every morning.…Kate moved close to Michael.“You shouldn’t have stood up to Hamish like that,” she whispered, then squeezed his hand. “But it was really, really brave.”Michael looked embarrassed. “It was no big deal.”“Yes, it was. Emma would’ve thought so too.”Their conversation was muffled by the rattling of the dwarves’ armor, the clank of iron heels on stone, Fergus’s snores, Hamish’s droning commentary, and when Michael spoke again, Kate had to ask him to repeat himself.“Do you think she’s okay?”“I do,”
What to read after The Emerald Atlas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J John Stephen to read onlineMoreLess
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