Dragon Heart
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Most of the people in them were sleeping. Her great-grandfather Obro lay on his back, his eyes open, looking up. He did not notice her. She imagined he was thinking about some deep past, more real to him than now. She wondered what could matter to him, who had been dead a hundred years.
Maybe it was all the same; maybe that was what death was, the end of time, and it all ran together, the same.
Behind her, by the lamp, Casea said, “If they can’t find us, they can’t use us against Luka. I say we ...go on out to the town and hide there.”
Mervaly said, “We should find out what’s going on first.” She looked around at the chamber. “It’s so annoying being boxed in like this.”
Tirza’s stomach growled. She was more concerned now with finding something to eat. She went on around the room, slowly, looking into each face: her mother would be here, somewhere, if not in this room, another.
“My birds,” Mervaly said. “And this is our home. Papa left this in our care. It would be like killing him again.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Most of the people in them were sleeping. Her great-grandfather Obro lay on his back, his eyes open, looking up. He did not notice her. She imagined he was thinking about some deep past, more real to him than now. She wondered what could matter to him, who had been dead a hundred years.
Maybe it was all the same; maybe that was what death was, the end of time, and it all ran together, the same.
Behind her, by the lamp, Casea said, “If they can’t find us, they can’t use us against Luka. I say we ...go on out to the town and hide there.”
Mervaly said, “We should find out what’s going on first.” She looked around at the chamber. “It’s so annoying being boxed in like this.”
Tirza’s stomach growled. She was more concerned now with finding something to eat. She went on around the room, slowly, looking into each face: her mother would be here, somewhere, if not in this room, another.
“My birds,” Mervaly said. “And this is our home. Papa left this in our care. It would be like killing him again.”
What to read after Dragon Heart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cecelia Holland to read onlineMoreLess
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