The Last of the High Kings
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said Jenny.
She was sprawled with the púka in a mossy glade in the middle of the woods. Sunshine burst between the branches, and the púka’s white coat glowed so brightly that it almost hurt her eyes to look at him.
“He came in a long time later,” said the púka. “It was after the war between the fairies and the ploddies and—”
“Who?”
The púka laughed. “The ploddies. That’s what the fairies call the people of this world.”
“Ploddies,” said Jenny. She laughed. Somehow, although no one had ever told h...er so, she knew that she was not one of them.
“Anyway,” said the púka, “the ploddies seem to have no loyalty for their gods, and sooner or later a new one was bound to come along. It caused a war between the fairies and the ploddies, and the fairies were banished to Tír na n’Óg and forbidden to set foot in this world again. So after that, with the fairies out of the way, we reopened negotiations about the state of this world. We had to. Things were going from bad to worse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Jenny.
She was sprawled with the púka in a mossy glade in the middle of the woods. Sunshine burst between the branches, and the púka’s white coat glowed so brightly that it almost hurt her eyes to look at him.
“He came in a long time later,” said the púka. “It was after the war between the fairies and the ploddies and—”
“Who?”
The púka laughed. “The ploddies. That’s what the fairies call the people of this world.”
“Ploddies,” said Jenny. She laughed. Somehow, although no one had ever told h...er so, she knew that she was not one of them.
“Anyway,” said the púka, “the ploddies seem to have no loyalty for their gods, and sooner or later a new one was bound to come along. It caused a war between the fairies and the ploddies, and the fairies were banished to Tír na n’Óg and forbidden to set foot in this world again. So after that, with the fairies out of the way, we reopened negotiations about the state of this world. We had to. Things were going from bad to worse.
What to read after The Last of the High Kings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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