Jack of Ravens
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Church knew all that was about to change. In a few short decades they would be packaged and presented for the modern world, swarmed over by tourists, imprisoned by roads and traffic and watched over by new buildings that were temples of mundanity.
For now Church could enjoy the circle as it was originally intended, part of an ancient landscape of tranquillity where the only sound was the wind across the grass.
‘Get a bloody move on. They’re only stones.’ Tom had grown bad-tempered on the long wa...lk from where the carriage had dropped them off.
‘You know that’s not true.’ ‘Losing your lamp has addled you. Can you not feel it?’ Tom rested one hand on the turf. ‘There’s barely a flicker under here. The Blue Fire has gone to sleep. What did you expect? This is the Age of Reason. People these days haven’t got any time for magic, if the journey here is anything to go by. They like big machines and stinking factories, and as much money as they can possibly make, and damn the consequences and the poorhouses.’ ‘When I was looking into the Wish-Post, the Libertarian told Shavi that the earth energy was gone, and so were the Fabulous Beasts.’ ‘Aye, well, maybe they are gone by then.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Church knew all that was about to change. In a few short decades they would be packaged and presented for the modern world, swarmed over by tourists, imprisoned by roads and traffic and watched over by new buildings that were temples of mundanity.
For now Church could enjoy the circle as it was originally intended, part of an ancient landscape of tranquillity where the only sound was the wind across the grass.
‘Get a bloody move on. They’re only stones.’ Tom had grown bad-tempered on the long wa...lk from where the carriage had dropped them off.
‘You know that’s not true.’ ‘Losing your lamp has addled you. Can you not feel it?’ Tom rested one hand on the turf. ‘There’s barely a flicker under here. The Blue Fire has gone to sleep. What did you expect? This is the Age of Reason. People these days haven’t got any time for magic, if the journey here is anything to go by. They like big machines and stinking factories, and as much money as they can possibly make, and damn the consequences and the poorhouses.’ ‘When I was looking into the Wish-Post, the Libertarian told Shavi that the earth energy was gone, and so were the Fabulous Beasts.’ ‘Aye, well, maybe they are gone by then.
What to read after Jack of Ravens?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mark Chadbourn to read onlineMoreLess
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