Grove of the Unborn
Grove of the Unborn
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" "I see no one. Where do you say?" Bheel pointed. "There, Dheb Tyn-Dall, where I point, you see thepriestess Lhyreesa taking the late afternoon sun ... Unless youreyesight is exceedingly bad, Dheb Tyn-Dall, you cannot fail to see.... " Tyndall's eyesight was exceedingly good. He followed that pointingfinger, past the pillar that supported the roof of the patio, past thefirst row of alien green plants, past the second and third rows, to theclearing, to the little patch of sunlight, to the thing... lying there. That monstrous, misshapen Bug.... The Bug.... The Priestess Lhyreesa!
Tyndall felt a pounding, skull-shattering madness closing in on him. This was a joke, of course. No, no joke. A dream then? No, not thateither. In only a few split seconds it happened. Tyndall had leapt therail around the patio, and was streaking through the Grove, heading forits outer boundary. The city--if he could get out of the Grove, therewould be places to hide in the city. Narrow streets, empty cellars, dim, dim alleys.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "I see no one. Where do you say?" Bheel pointed. "There, Dheb Tyn-Dall, where I point, you see thepriestess Lhyreesa taking the late afternoon sun ... Unless youreyesight is exceedingly bad, Dheb Tyn-Dall, you cannot fail to see.... " Tyndall's eyesight was exceedingly good. He followed that pointingfinger, past the pillar that supported the roof of the patio, past thefirst row of alien green plants, past the second and third rows, to theclearing, to the little patch of sunlight, to the thing... lying there. That monstrous, misshapen Bug.... The Bug.... The Priestess Lhyreesa!
Tyndall felt a pounding, skull-shattering madness closing in on him. This was a joke, of course. No, no joke. A dream then? No, not thateither. In only a few split seconds it happened. Tyndall had leapt therail around the patio, and was streaking through the Grove, heading forits outer boundary. The city--if he could get out of the Grove, therewould be places to hide in the city. Narrow streets, empty cellars, dim, dim alleys.
What to read after Grove of the Unborn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Venable Lyn to read onlineMoreLess
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