The Girl Who Circumnavigated Fairyland in a Ship of Her Own Making
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I shall tell you. I live to please.
The Key finally entered Pandemonium and immediately knew the city to be beautiful, rich, delicious--and empty of a little girl named September. It drooped despondently and peeked through organdy alleys--abandoned, but not hopeless. It did not follow her scent, but her memory, which left a curling green trail visible only to lonely animated objects and a certain opthamologist’s patients, which doctor it would be poor form to mention here. Finally, the wreckage ...of Saturday’s lobster cage informed the Key in a breathy, splintered voice that the whole troupe had left for the Autumn Provinces some time back. The Key’s little jeweled breast swelled with renewed purpose, and it flew out over the Barleybroom and across the Meadowflats as fast as it could, a little blur of orange in the air, no more than a marigold petal.
It saw the dust-cloud of the velocipedes running, but could not catch them. The Key wheezed and cried sorrow to the heavens, but Keys have a certain upper speed limit, and even in love our gentle-hearted brooch could not exceed it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I shall tell you. I live to please.
The Key finally entered Pandemonium and immediately knew the city to be beautiful, rich, delicious--and empty of a little girl named September. It drooped despondently and peeked through organdy alleys--abandoned, but not hopeless. It did not follow her scent, but her memory, which left a curling green trail visible only to lonely animated objects and a certain opthamologist’s patients, which doctor it would be poor form to mention here. Finally, the wreckage ...of Saturday’s lobster cage informed the Key in a breathy, splintered voice that the whole troupe had left for the Autumn Provinces some time back. The Key’s little jeweled breast swelled with renewed purpose, and it flew out over the Barleybroom and across the Meadowflats as fast as it could, a little blur of orange in the air, no more than a marigold petal.
It saw the dust-cloud of the velocipedes running, but could not catch them. The Key wheezed and cried sorrow to the heavens, but Keys have a certain upper speed limit, and even in love our gentle-hearted brooch could not exceed it.
What to read after The Girl Who Circumnavigated Fairyland in a Ship of Her Own Making?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherynne M. Valente to read onlineMoreLess
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