The Wind Singer
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Everybody had gone except for Pollum, who was sitting quietly by the fire waiting for them to wake. Mumpo was nowhere to be seen.
‘Your friend’s out on the lake,’ said Pollum. ‘Helping with the harvest.’ She had breakfast waiting for them: a plate of what looked like biscuits, but turned out to be fried sliced mudnuts.
‘Don’t you ever eat anything but mudnuts?’ asked Kestrel. But Pollum seemed not to understand the question.
While they ate, the twins talked over what they should do. They were lo...st, and frightened. They knew their mother would be sick with worry over them. But Kestrel also knew, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that she could not go back to Aramanth as it was.
‘They’ll send us to join the old children,’ she said. ‘I’d rather die.’ ‘Then you know what we have to do.’ ‘Yes.’ She took out the map the Emperor had given her, and they both studied it. Bowman traced the line called the Great Way.
‘We have to find this road.’ ‘First we have to find the way out of here.’ They asked Pollum if there was a way to go ‘up yonder’, but she said no, she’d never heard of one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Everybody had gone except for Pollum, who was sitting quietly by the fire waiting for them to wake. Mumpo was nowhere to be seen.
‘Your friend’s out on the lake,’ said Pollum. ‘Helping with the harvest.’ She had breakfast waiting for them: a plate of what looked like biscuits, but turned out to be fried sliced mudnuts.
‘Don’t you ever eat anything but mudnuts?’ asked Kestrel. But Pollum seemed not to understand the question.
While they ate, the twins talked over what they should do. They were lo...st, and frightened. They knew their mother would be sick with worry over them. But Kestrel also knew, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that she could not go back to Aramanth as it was.
‘They’ll send us to join the old children,’ she said. ‘I’d rather die.’ ‘Then you know what we have to do.’ ‘Yes.’ She took out the map the Emperor had given her, and they both studied it. Bowman traced the line called the Great Way.
‘We have to find this road.’ ‘First we have to find the way out of here.’ They asked Pollum if there was a way to go ‘up yonder’, but she said no, she’d never heard of one.
What to read after The Wind Singer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nicholson, William, 1753-1815 to read onlineMoreLess
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