The Mage And the Magpie
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The young man had excused himself and told her to wait. She guessed he was going to answer the banging on the doors. Curiously, she examined her surroundings. The space was immense. Vaulted ceilings towered high above her, laced with dark wooden beams that ran from the center of the ceiling down to the top of the walls, where they joined with massive square columns. Bookcases broke up the floor every few feet.
She didn’t know what to think. A moment ago, she had been at the old church in Morley,... Colorado. She obviously wasn’t in a church now. She wasn’t even sure she was in Colorado. That bell had been ringing again, the bell from nowhere, and she had gone inside the church. But now she was somewhere else entirely. The doorway that she had stepped through was not a doorway at all, at least not on this side. It was a painting. It stood at least ten feet tall and wider than she could spread her arms.
As if that wasn’t curious enough, it was a painting of Morley Church, so familiar it looked as if she could have painted it herself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The young man had excused himself and told her to wait. She guessed he was going to answer the banging on the doors. Curiously, she examined her surroundings. The space was immense. Vaulted ceilings towered high above her, laced with dark wooden beams that ran from the center of the ceiling down to the top of the walls, where they joined with massive square columns. Bookcases broke up the floor every few feet.
She didn’t know what to think. A moment ago, she had been at the old church in Morley,... Colorado. She obviously wasn’t in a church now. She wasn’t even sure she was in Colorado. That bell had been ringing again, the bell from nowhere, and she had gone inside the church. But now she was somewhere else entirely. The doorway that she had stepped through was not a doorway at all, at least not on this side. It was a painting. It stood at least ten feet tall and wider than she could spread her arms.
As if that wasn’t curious enough, it was a painting of Morley Church, so familiar it looked as if she could have painted it herself.
What to read after The Mage And the Magpie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Austin Bailey to read onlineMoreLess
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