The Firehills
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Sam paced back and forth, unable to sit still, while Charly looked helplessly from one to the other. Somewhere, she could hear a clatter as Mrs. P. bustled around making tea. After a few minutes, she returned with a tray laden with cups and a steaming teapot. Settling into one of the remaining chairs, she looked at Megan and said, “So, my dear, what happened?”
Megan was silent for a moment. Then, “It was horrible.
He just . . . sort of came apart. And then the rest of them, the Sidhe, they disap...peared too. A little whirlwind, starting at their feet, and then they were gone. And last of all, that girl—”
“I told you about her, Mum. I hate her!”
“Now, now, dear,” said Mrs. P. “Hate is a strong word. You say”—she returned to Megan—“that he spoke before he vanished?’ “The Hollow Hills,” said Sam, looking up from the floor.
“The Hollow Hills?” Mrs. P. jumped to her feet.
“Come on, darlings, follow me. And bring your tea.”
With surprising speed, she led them up the stairs, past the guest rooms, to the highest landing of the house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sam paced back and forth, unable to sit still, while Charly looked helplessly from one to the other. Somewhere, she could hear a clatter as Mrs. P. bustled around making tea. After a few minutes, she returned with a tray laden with cups and a steaming teapot. Settling into one of the remaining chairs, she looked at Megan and said, “So, my dear, what happened?”
Megan was silent for a moment. Then, “It was horrible.
He just . . . sort of came apart. And then the rest of them, the Sidhe, they disap...peared too. A little whirlwind, starting at their feet, and then they were gone. And last of all, that girl—”
“I told you about her, Mum. I hate her!”
“Now, now, dear,” said Mrs. P. “Hate is a strong word. You say”—she returned to Megan—“that he spoke before he vanished?’ “The Hollow Hills,” said Sam, looking up from the floor.
“The Hollow Hills?” Mrs. P. jumped to her feet.
“Come on, darlings, follow me. And bring your tea.”
With surprising speed, she led them up the stairs, past the guest rooms, to the highest landing of the house.
What to read after The Firehills?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Steve Alten to read onlineMoreLess
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