Song of the Gargoyle
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But he barely acknowledged their smiles or even their coins. His mind was too busy elsewhere, asking frightening questions. Questions that might well have even more frightening answers.
“Who... he began once, and again, “How did you know... but the stranger only shook his head and said, “Wait. Wait.”
It was not until they were seated on a bench in a dark alcove that he leaned forward, grasped Tymmon’s hand, and with his scraggly beard quivering, said, “Let me introduce myself. I am called Jarn. ...I am a traveling jongleur now, but I was once a minstrel and a tutor of music in the court of Lord Cyllo of Nordencor. And you, I understand, are called Hylas—from the same city. Is that correct?”
“How did you know?” Tymmon asked. “Who told you that I was from Nordencor?”
“Why, Master Harcor, our red-haired host, told me.”
“I see,” Tymmon said. And he did see—but only in part. What he saw was that the old man had learned that Tymmon—or Hylas, the son of Lindor—claimed to be a native of his own city.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But he barely acknowledged their smiles or even their coins. His mind was too busy elsewhere, asking frightening questions. Questions that might well have even more frightening answers.
“Who... he began once, and again, “How did you know... but the stranger only shook his head and said, “Wait. Wait.”
It was not until they were seated on a bench in a dark alcove that he leaned forward, grasped Tymmon’s hand, and with his scraggly beard quivering, said, “Let me introduce myself. I am called Jarn. ...I am a traveling jongleur now, but I was once a minstrel and a tutor of music in the court of Lord Cyllo of Nordencor. And you, I understand, are called Hylas—from the same city. Is that correct?”
“How did you know?” Tymmon asked. “Who told you that I was from Nordencor?”
“Why, Master Harcor, our red-haired host, told me.”
“I see,” Tymmon said. And he did see—but only in part. What he saw was that the old man had learned that Tymmon—or Hylas, the son of Lindor—claimed to be a native of his own city.
What to read after Song of the Gargoyle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zilpha Keatley Snyder to read onlineMoreLess
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