The Moon of Gomrath
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said Cadellin. “So much is certain.”
They had returned to the wizard’s cave, and were sitting at the long table. Atlendor had joined them.
“But what can we do?” said Susan.
“Think, and hope,” said Cadellin.
“I would rather seek and find,” said Uthecar. “Work your magic, Cadellin Silverbrow, but there may be more use of eyes and blades. Pelis is not here, and where he is, there I would be; for I am thinking the death of him is in my sword.”
“Then go,” said Cadellin. “But take care in the night.”
...The dwarf rose from the table, and was about to enter the tunnel when Atlendor spoke. “Uthecar Hornskin, you will not go alone. It is on me to go with you.”
“As you wish,” said Uthecar shortly, and dwarf and elf left the cave together.
“Their swords will be about their own ears,” said Cadellin, “if danger does not unite them.
“Now Susan, rest here. I must leave you for a while: but Albanac will stay.”
“But I couldn’t!” said Susan. “I must do something to find Colin.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Cadellin. “So much is certain.”
They had returned to the wizard’s cave, and were sitting at the long table. Atlendor had joined them.
“But what can we do?” said Susan.
“Think, and hope,” said Cadellin.
“I would rather seek and find,” said Uthecar. “Work your magic, Cadellin Silverbrow, but there may be more use of eyes and blades. Pelis is not here, and where he is, there I would be; for I am thinking the death of him is in my sword.”
“Then go,” said Cadellin. “But take care in the night.”
...The dwarf rose from the table, and was about to enter the tunnel when Atlendor spoke. “Uthecar Hornskin, you will not go alone. It is on me to go with you.”
“As you wish,” said Uthecar shortly, and dwarf and elf left the cave together.
“Their swords will be about their own ears,” said Cadellin, “if danger does not unite them.
“Now Susan, rest here. I must leave you for a while: but Albanac will stay.”
“But I couldn’t!” said Susan. “I must do something to find Colin.”
What to read after The Moon of Gomrath?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alan Garner to read onlineMoreLess
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