Catacombs (2010)
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It was at night, and fortunately just after the feline physicians began making the rounds they had made both of the previous nights.
On the second night Jubal had been amused, as he watched through the beaded curtain, to see the cats scratching at the doors, as Chester had described it. The phrase “wandering mendicants” came to him from one of his old books. Chester pawed at him. Why am I being left out? It’s not fair!
Keep your tail on. I’ll ask Edfu. Maybe they just forgot where we are. You sa...id he came with Bahiti last night. Let’s go find them.
He rushed Chester past the house where Bes and his servant had entered to minister to the cats inside.
Two looped streets later they saw Bahiti, Chessie, and Edfu emerging from one of the houses. When the door had closed behind them, Jubal ran forward, waving. “Hey, Edfu, how’s it going?”
“Going?” the other boy asked. “We are going from door to door, as you see, where Bahiti passes out these packets.”
“Yeah, well, about that?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was at night, and fortunately just after the feline physicians began making the rounds they had made both of the previous nights.
On the second night Jubal had been amused, as he watched through the beaded curtain, to see the cats scratching at the doors, as Chester had described it. The phrase “wandering mendicants” came to him from one of his old books. Chester pawed at him. Why am I being left out? It’s not fair!
Keep your tail on. I’ll ask Edfu. Maybe they just forgot where we are. You sa...id he came with Bahiti last night. Let’s go find them.
He rushed Chester past the house where Bes and his servant had entered to minister to the cats inside.
Two looped streets later they saw Bahiti, Chessie, and Edfu emerging from one of the houses. When the door had closed behind them, Jubal ran forward, waving. “Hey, Edfu, how’s it going?”
“Going?” the other boy asked. “We are going from door to door, as you see, where Bahiti passes out these packets.”
“Yeah, well, about that?
What to read after Catacombs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anne Mccaffrey to read onlineMoreLess
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