Shambhala
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Looking around, he sees Ajee nowhere as the last chars of wood smoke to completion.
“Ajee,” Bahi calls out, standing to his feet to look around. “Ajee?” he softly yells into the forest. Has he left me? he worries, I have no idea where to go from here. The worried thoughts fill his mind as the minutes pass with Ajee nowhere in sight. Rounding a tree, Bahi heads back to the camp when a pounce on his back forces him to fall. Quickly turning from his belly onto his back, he looks up to find Ajee... hovering over him. “Wolf! Where were you?”
“What? Are you the only one who has to go to pee around here?”
Bahi laughs, attempting to push him off, but he persists playfully, mock biting his arm. After a brief, playful tussle Bahi gets up and brushes off. “Most dogs I know just lift a leg when ever it’s time to go.”
“Most dogs?” Ajee says seemingly amazed.
“Wolf I meant,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Looking around, he sees Ajee nowhere as the last chars of wood smoke to completion.
“Ajee,” Bahi calls out, standing to his feet to look around. “Ajee?” he softly yells into the forest. Has he left me? he worries, I have no idea where to go from here. The worried thoughts fill his mind as the minutes pass with Ajee nowhere in sight. Rounding a tree, Bahi heads back to the camp when a pounce on his back forces him to fall. Quickly turning from his belly onto his back, he looks up to find Ajee... hovering over him. “Wolf! Where were you?”
“What? Are you the only one who has to go to pee around here?”
Bahi laughs, attempting to push him off, but he persists playfully, mock biting his arm. After a brief, playful tussle Bahi gets up and brushes off. “Most dogs I know just lift a leg when ever it’s time to go.”
“Most dogs?” Ajee says seemingly amazed.
“Wolf I meant,”
What to read after Shambhala?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miller, Brian E. to read onlineMoreLess
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