Way Station
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Ahead, the great clump of canoe birch showed whitely in the dim glow of the lantern’s light.
The birch clump, Enoch knew, grew on the lip of a small cliff that dropped twenty feet or more and here one turned to the right to get around it and continue down the hillside.
Enoch turned slightly and glanced over his shoulder. Lucy was following close behind. She smiled at him and made a gesture to say she was all right.
He made a motion to indicate that they must turn to the right, that she must foll...ow closely. Although, he told himself, it probably wasn’t necessary; she knew the hillside as well, perhaps even better, than he did himself.
He turned to the right and followed along the edge of the rocky cliff, came to the break and clambered down to reach the slope below. Off to the left he could hear the murmur of the swiftly running creek that tumbled down the rocky ravine from the spring below the field.
The hillside plunged more steeply now and he led a way that angled across the steepness.
What to read after Way Station?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ahead, the great clump of canoe birch showed whitely in the dim glow of the lantern’s light.
The birch clump, Enoch knew, grew on the lip of a small cliff that dropped twenty feet or more and here one turned to the right to get around it and continue down the hillside.
Enoch turned slightly and glanced over his shoulder. Lucy was following close behind. She smiled at him and made a gesture to say she was all right.
He made a motion to indicate that they must turn to the right, that she must foll...ow closely. Although, he told himself, it probably wasn’t necessary; she knew the hillside as well, perhaps even better, than he did himself.
He turned to the right and followed along the edge of the rocky cliff, came to the break and clambered down to reach the slope below. Off to the left he could hear the murmur of the swiftly running creek that tumbled down the rocky ravine from the spring below the field.
The hillside plunged more steeply now and he led a way that angled across the steepness.
What to read after Way Station?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Simak Clifford D. to read onlineMoreLess
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