Christmas Carol
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warned Lady Augusta, “or you will trip and fall.”
“Where? … what?” Carol stared into thick fog.
There were pale halos around the street lamps, and the lights on the Christmas tree sent forth a ghostly, multicolored glow. “I’m still in the square. But it’s so quiet. What has happened to the weapons fire? And where are the others?”
“Your former companions remain in their own time.” The words came out of the darkness. Carol could just barely see Lady Augusta as a slightly more distinct shape than t...he formless, shifting fog.
“Nik,” Carol cried. “Pen. The others. What happened to them?” She was beginning to understand that she was not dead. Though she had willingly given up her life, . she had been returned to the world in which she belonged. The change had been so abrupt that now she could not stop thinking about those whom she had left behind. Or was it left ahead? She was too confused to reason through the answer to that question, and Lady Augusta’s response only added to Carol’s distress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
warned Lady Augusta, “or you will trip and fall.”
“Where? … what?” Carol stared into thick fog.
There were pale halos around the street lamps, and the lights on the Christmas tree sent forth a ghostly, multicolored glow. “I’m still in the square. But it’s so quiet. What has happened to the weapons fire? And where are the others?”
“Your former companions remain in their own time.” The words came out of the darkness. Carol could just barely see Lady Augusta as a slightly more distinct shape than t...he formless, shifting fog.
“Nik,” Carol cried. “Pen. The others. What happened to them?” She was beginning to understand that she was not dead. Though she had willingly given up her life, . she had been returned to the world in which she belonged. The change had been so abrupt that now she could not stop thinking about those whom she had left behind. Or was it left ahead? She was too confused to reason through the answer to that question, and Lady Augusta’s response only added to Carol’s distress.
What to read after Christmas Carol?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Speer, Flora to read onlineMoreLess
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