The Enchanted Island
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"As I descended the steep winding path the air became warmer, and whenI reached the valley I found that it was already midsummer there, andthe fruit was ripening on the trees.
"I came at last to the town on the edge of the sea, where I put up atan inn, and after a much-needed rest I sought out the inn-keeper andasked for information about the Wonderful Plant.
"Nobody, he told me, had ever crossed the desert, though hundreds hadtried to do so, for everyone knew that it was in the very center of ...theoasis that the Wonderful Plant grew. He had never been able to findout why it was a Wonderful Plant; some said it had a flower that neverdied, the perfume of which would keep off trouble, others said that itsleaves, crushed and eaten, would cure all ills, and yet others thoughtthat if planted in an orchard it would ensure a wonderful fruit cropforever afterwards.
"However, nobody really knew, because there were great creatures thatguarded the oasis and chased travelers. Giants they were, withdreadful twisted features, and sometimes they rode horrible twistedhorses, and sometimes awful camels.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"As I descended the steep winding path the air became warmer, and whenI reached the valley I found that it was already midsummer there, andthe fruit was ripening on the trees.
"I came at last to the town on the edge of the sea, where I put up atan inn, and after a much-needed rest I sought out the inn-keeper andasked for information about the Wonderful Plant.
"Nobody, he told me, had ever crossed the desert, though hundreds hadtried to do so, for everyone knew that it was in the very center of ...theoasis that the Wonderful Plant grew. He had never been able to findout why it was a Wonderful Plant; some said it had a flower that neverdied, the perfume of which would keep off trouble, others said that itsleaves, crushed and eaten, would cure all ills, and yet others thoughtthat if planted in an orchard it would ensure a wonderful fruit cropforever afterwards.
"However, nobody really knew, because there were great creatures thatguarded the oasis and chased travelers. Giants they were, withdreadful twisted features, and sometimes they rode horrible twistedhorses, and sometimes awful camels.
What to read after The Enchanted Island?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Apjohn Fannie Louise to read onlineMoreLess
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