Exile
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Pelli gaped at Mrs. P. “Coryn knows, and he isn’t angry, Mrs. P.?”
“Only at himself, my dear. You see, his gizzard is awakening, stirring.”
“He can’t let the Striga know.”
“Of course not. He must play dumb, as you have done. But he feels terrible and he is ready to help in any way he can.”
“Did you tell him about what we are doing?”
“Not yet. I only said that I would consult with you and Otulissa.”
“How do you account for it, Mrs. P., his awakening, as you call it?”
“Well.” She sighed. “It could... be one of several things. When I went in the hollow he was staring into the fire in the grate.”
“Flame reading,” Pelli said suddenly. “He probably hasn’t done it for a long time.”
“Yes, but I don’t think it was just that. A young Burrowing Owl arrived several nights ago, begging to see Coryn. He finally got in to see him. I have felt that young owl’s extreme agitation ever since he arrived. I saw him leave Coryn’s hollow and it was precisely in that moment that I got my first inkling…glimmer of the stirrings in Coryn’s gizzard.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pelli gaped at Mrs. P. “Coryn knows, and he isn’t angry, Mrs. P.?”
“Only at himself, my dear. You see, his gizzard is awakening, stirring.”
“He can’t let the Striga know.”
“Of course not. He must play dumb, as you have done. But he feels terrible and he is ready to help in any way he can.”
“Did you tell him about what we are doing?”
“Not yet. I only said that I would consult with you and Otulissa.”
“How do you account for it, Mrs. P., his awakening, as you call it?”
“Well.” She sighed. “It could... be one of several things. When I went in the hollow he was staring into the fire in the grate.”
“Flame reading,” Pelli said suddenly. “He probably hasn’t done it for a long time.”
“Yes, but I don’t think it was just that. A young Burrowing Owl arrived several nights ago, begging to see Coryn. He finally got in to see him. I have felt that young owl’s extreme agitation ever since he arrived. I saw him leave Coryn’s hollow and it was precisely in that moment that I got my first inkling…glimmer of the stirrings in Coryn’s gizzard.”
What to read after Exile?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kathryn Lasky to read onlineMoreLess
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