The Magic World
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Who could have carried him allthat way without waking him? Was it magic? Accidental magic? The St. John's wort perhaps? And the stone--it was not the same. It was new, clean cut, and, where the wind displaced a corner of the curtain, dazzlingly white in the sunlight.
There was the pat pat of bare feet on the deck, a dull sort of shufflingas though people were arranging themselves. And then people outside theawning began to sing. It was a strange song, not at all like any musicyou or I have ever... heard. It had no tune, no more tune than a drum has, or a trumpet, but it had a sort of wild rough glorious excitingsplendour about it, and gave you the sort of intense all-alive feelingthat drums and trumpets give.
Quentin lifted a corner of the purple curtain and looked out.
Instantly the song stopped, drowned in the deepest silence Quentin hadever imagined. It was only broken by the flip-flapping of the sheetsagainst the masts of the ship. For it was a ship, Quentin saw that asthe bulwark dipped to show him an unending waste of sea, broken bybigger waves than he had ever dreamed of.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Who could have carried him allthat way without waking him? Was it magic? Accidental magic? The St. John's wort perhaps? And the stone--it was not the same. It was new, clean cut, and, where the wind displaced a corner of the curtain, dazzlingly white in the sunlight.
There was the pat pat of bare feet on the deck, a dull sort of shufflingas though people were arranging themselves. And then people outside theawning began to sing. It was a strange song, not at all like any musicyou or I have ever... heard. It had no tune, no more tune than a drum has, or a trumpet, but it had a sort of wild rough glorious excitingsplendour about it, and gave you the sort of intense all-alive feelingthat drums and trumpets give.
Quentin lifted a corner of the purple curtain and looked out.
Instantly the song stopped, drowned in the deepest silence Quentin hadever imagined. It was only broken by the flip-flapping of the sheetsagainst the masts of the ship. For it was a ship, Quentin saw that asthe bulwark dipped to show him an unending waste of sea, broken bybigger waves than he had ever dreamed of.
What to read after The Magic World?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nesbit Edith to read onlineMoreLess
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