The Story of the Amulet
The Story of the Amulet
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'Any other little trick?' asked Cyril loftily. 'Shall we becomeinvisible? Vanish?' 'Yes, if you like, ' said the soldier; 'but not through the door, youdon't. ' He closed it carefully and set his broad Egyptian back against it.
'No! no!' cried a voice high up among the tops of the tall woodenpillars that stood against the wall. There was a sound of someone movingabove.
The soldier was as much surprised as anybody.
'That's magic, if you like, ' he said.
And then Jane held up the Amulet, uttering... the word of Power. At thesound of it and at the sight of the Amulet growing into the great archthe soldier fell flat on his face among the jewels with a cry of awe andterror.
The children went through the arch with a quickness born of longpractice. But Jane stayed in the middle of the arch and looked back.
The others, standing on the dining-room carpet in Fitzroy Street, turnedand saw her still in the arch. 'Someone's holding her, ' cried Cyril. 'Wemust go back. ' But they pulled at Jane's hands just to see if she would come, and, ofcourse, she did come.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Any other little trick?' asked Cyril loftily. 'Shall we becomeinvisible? Vanish?' 'Yes, if you like, ' said the soldier; 'but not through the door, youdon't. ' He closed it carefully and set his broad Egyptian back against it.
'No! no!' cried a voice high up among the tops of the tall woodenpillars that stood against the wall. There was a sound of someone movingabove.
The soldier was as much surprised as anybody.
'That's magic, if you like, ' he said.
And then Jane held up the Amulet, uttering... the word of Power. At thesound of it and at the sight of the Amulet growing into the great archthe soldier fell flat on his face among the jewels with a cry of awe andterror.
The children went through the arch with a quickness born of longpractice. But Jane stayed in the middle of the arch and looked back.
The others, standing on the dining-room carpet in Fitzroy Street, turnedand saw her still in the arch. 'Someone's holding her, ' cried Cyril. 'Wemust go back. ' But they pulled at Jane's hands just to see if she would come, and, ofcourse, she did come.
What to read after The Story of the Amulet?
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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