The Third Eye
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I’ll never make it, she thought as she measured with her eyes the distance up the ramp to the terminal beyond it.
Then she braced herself and started walking. It was almost over; she would not allow herself to fold now.
The late-afternoon flight between Denver and Albuquerque had been a crowded one. On it, there had been the parents of most of the infants who had been recovered from the house in the mountains. Many of these people had flown to Denver just that morning. Others had managed to book... flights the previous evening after having received notification that their children had been found. Now, they were returning home with the cherished little ones they had feared they would never see again, and the atmosphere in the plane had been one of such emotional intensity that the cabin had been filled with shrieks of wild laughter and outbursts of tears.
Once they had reached their cruising altitude, the pilot had turned the controls over to the copilot so he could walk through the cabin, offering congratulations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I’ll never make it, she thought as she measured with her eyes the distance up the ramp to the terminal beyond it.
Then she braced herself and started walking. It was almost over; she would not allow herself to fold now.
The late-afternoon flight between Denver and Albuquerque had been a crowded one. On it, there had been the parents of most of the infants who had been recovered from the house in the mountains. Many of these people had flown to Denver just that morning. Others had managed to book... flights the previous evening after having received notification that their children had been found. Now, they were returning home with the cherished little ones they had feared they would never see again, and the atmosphere in the plane had been one of such emotional intensity that the cabin had been filled with shrieks of wild laughter and outbursts of tears.
Once they had reached their cruising altitude, the pilot had turned the controls over to the copilot so he could walk through the cabin, offering congratulations.
What to read after The Third Eye?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lois Duncan to read onlineMoreLess
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