Blind Panic
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“Hazels used to be called wishing sticks,” she said.
“Oh, really?” To tell you the truth, I wasn’t really concentrating on the twig.
“The first hazel was brought to America by the Pilgrims, because they believed the story that God gave Adam a hazel branch so he could strike the surface of a lake with it and produce any animal he wished for. They thought it would save them from having to carry too many sheep and pigs with them on their ships.”
“Hey—that would have been really neat if it had worke...d.”
“Another magical thing about hazel twigs: If you tangle some into your hair, they make a ‘wishing-cap’ and you’ll soon be granted everything you ever wished for.”
“Either that or get locked up in the nuthouse for walking around looking like a scarecrow.”
Amelia raised the hazel twig a little and closed her eyes.
“Do you hear something?” I asked her.
“Sshh. There’s a very faint resonance. Somebody’s talking.”
“Who is it? Does it sound like Singing Rock?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Hazels used to be called wishing sticks,” she said.
“Oh, really?” To tell you the truth, I wasn’t really concentrating on the twig.
“The first hazel was brought to America by the Pilgrims, because they believed the story that God gave Adam a hazel branch so he could strike the surface of a lake with it and produce any animal he wished for. They thought it would save them from having to carry too many sheep and pigs with them on their ships.”
“Hey—that would have been really neat if it had worke...d.”
“Another magical thing about hazel twigs: If you tangle some into your hair, they make a ‘wishing-cap’ and you’ll soon be granted everything you ever wished for.”
“Either that or get locked up in the nuthouse for walking around looking like a scarecrow.”
Amelia raised the hazel twig a little and closed her eyes.
“Do you hear something?” I asked her.
“Sshh. There’s a very faint resonance. Somebody’s talking.”
“Who is it? Does it sound like Singing Rock?”
What to read after Blind Panic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Graham Masterton to read onlineMoreLess
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