The Talkative Tree
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I don't bother withthem all, since I came here and found out I could be anything I wanted. " "What do you mean, anything you wanted?" asked Kolin, testing thefirmness of a vertical vine.
* * * * * "Just what I said, " continued the voice, sounding closer in his ear ashis cheek brushed the ridged bark of the tree trunk. "And, if I do haveto remind you, it would be nicer if you said 'Mr. Ashlew, ' consideringmy age. " "Your age? How old--?" "Can't really count it in Earth years any more. Lost... track. I alwaysfigured bein' a tree was a nice, peaceful life; and when I rememberedhow long some of them live, that settled it. Sonny, this world ain'tall it looks like. " "It isn't, Mr. Ashlew?" asked Kolin, twisting about in an effort to seewhat the higher branches might hide.
"Nope. Most everything here is run by the Life--that is, by the thingthat first grew big enough to do some thinking, and set its roots downall over until it had control. That's the outskirts of it down below.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I don't bother withthem all, since I came here and found out I could be anything I wanted. " "What do you mean, anything you wanted?" asked Kolin, testing thefirmness of a vertical vine.
* * * * * "Just what I said, " continued the voice, sounding closer in his ear ashis cheek brushed the ridged bark of the tree trunk. "And, if I do haveto remind you, it would be nicer if you said 'Mr. Ashlew, ' consideringmy age. " "Your age? How old--?" "Can't really count it in Earth years any more. Lost... track. I alwaysfigured bein' a tree was a nice, peaceful life; and when I rememberedhow long some of them live, that settled it. Sonny, this world ain'tall it looks like. " "It isn't, Mr. Ashlew?" asked Kolin, twisting about in an effort to seewhat the higher branches might hide.
"Nope. Most everything here is run by the Life--that is, by the thingthat first grew big enough to do some thinking, and set its roots downall over until it had control. That's the outskirts of it down below.
What to read after The Talkative Tree?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fyfe Horace Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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