The Messengers
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And while his friends spoke eagerly, he remained silent, watching thedrooping, ghost-like figures, his eyes filled with pity.
"I have seen birds like those in Florida, " Mortimer was whispering, "butthey were not migratory birds. " "And I've seen white cranes in the Adirondacks, " said Lowell, "but neversix at one time. " "They're like no bird I ever saw out of a zoo, " declared Elsie Mortimer. "Maybe they ARE from the Zoo? Maybe they escaped from the Bronx?" "The Bronx is too near, " objected ...Lowell. "These birds have come a greatdistance. They move as though they had been flying for many days. " As though the absurdity of his own thought amused him, Mortimer laughedsoftly.
"I'll tell you what they DO look like, " he said. "They look like thatbird you see on the Nile, the sacred Ibis, they--" Something between a gasp and a cry startled him into silence. He foundhis host staring wildly, his lips parted, his eyes open wide.
"Where?" demanded Ainsley. "Where did you say?" His voice was so hoarse, so strange, that they all turned and looked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And while his friends spoke eagerly, he remained silent, watching thedrooping, ghost-like figures, his eyes filled with pity.
"I have seen birds like those in Florida, " Mortimer was whispering, "butthey were not migratory birds. " "And I've seen white cranes in the Adirondacks, " said Lowell, "but neversix at one time. " "They're like no bird I ever saw out of a zoo, " declared Elsie Mortimer. "Maybe they ARE from the Zoo? Maybe they escaped from the Bronx?" "The Bronx is too near, " objected ...Lowell. "These birds have come a greatdistance. They move as though they had been flying for many days. " As though the absurdity of his own thought amused him, Mortimer laughedsoftly.
"I'll tell you what they DO look like, " he said. "They look like thatbird you see on the Nile, the sacred Ibis, they--" Something between a gasp and a cry startled him into silence. He foundhis host staring wildly, his lips parted, his eyes open wide.
"Where?" demanded Ainsley. "Where did you say?" His voice was so hoarse, so strange, that they all turned and looked.
What to read after The Messengers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davis Richard Harding to read onlineMoreLess
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