Blue Mountain
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So the winter passed. During the coldest times, the man machines stood quiet, not hungry for the frozen ground. Every day Tuk, sometimes with Rim or Ovis beside him, foraged the west perimeter of the valley, looking for a breach in the forest that might lead over treed mountain. But the lowermost branches of the pines seemed to root themselves into the ground, and the dense overgrowth forbade entrance. If there was a trail, the trees guarded the secret well.
After many days the herd had grazed e...very inch of the snow-bleached grass, and even the brush and willow at the forest’s edge was depleted.
“I have a pain,” Mouf said one evening.
“A pain?” Tuk asked.
“Yes. In my middle.”
Rim walked all around Mouf, studying her middle from various angles.
“No, you don’t,” he said.
“It isn’t on my outside. It’s on my inside,” Mouf said.
Tuk and Dall looked at each other. Starvation found the smallest first.
“Am I dying?” she asked.
“No. You’re just hungry,” Tuk said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So the winter passed. During the coldest times, the man machines stood quiet, not hungry for the frozen ground. Every day Tuk, sometimes with Rim or Ovis beside him, foraged the west perimeter of the valley, looking for a breach in the forest that might lead over treed mountain. But the lowermost branches of the pines seemed to root themselves into the ground, and the dense overgrowth forbade entrance. If there was a trail, the trees guarded the secret well.
After many days the herd had grazed e...very inch of the snow-bleached grass, and even the brush and willow at the forest’s edge was depleted.
“I have a pain,” Mouf said one evening.
“A pain?” Tuk asked.
“Yes. In my middle.”
Rim walked all around Mouf, studying her middle from various angles.
“No, you don’t,” he said.
“It isn’t on my outside. It’s on my inside,” Mouf said.
Tuk and Dall looked at each other. Starvation found the smallest first.
“Am I dying?” she asked.
“No. You’re just hungry,” Tuk said.
What to read after Blue Mountain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martine Leavitt to read onlineMoreLess
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