The Eyes of the Dragon (2011)
The Eyes of the Dragon
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But in any case, the time has come to tell you straight out. He planned to use linen threads to make a rope. The threads would come, of course, from the edges of the napkins. He would descend this rope to the ground and so escape. Some of you may be laughing very hard at this idea. Threads from napkins to escape a tower three hundred feet high? you could be saying. Either you are mad, Storyteller, or Peter was!
Nothing of the sort. Peter knew how high the Needle was, and he believed he must neve...r be greedy about how many threads he took from each napkin. If he unraveled too much, someone might become very curious. It didn’t have to be the Chief Warder; the laundress who washed the napkins might be the one to notice rather a lot of each one was gone. She might mention it to a friend . . . who could mention it to another friend . . . and so the story would spread . . . and it wasn’t really Beson Peter was worried about, you know. Beson was, all things said, a fairly stupid fellow.
Flagg was not.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But in any case, the time has come to tell you straight out. He planned to use linen threads to make a rope. The threads would come, of course, from the edges of the napkins. He would descend this rope to the ground and so escape. Some of you may be laughing very hard at this idea. Threads from napkins to escape a tower three hundred feet high? you could be saying. Either you are mad, Storyteller, or Peter was!
Nothing of the sort. Peter knew how high the Needle was, and he believed he must neve...r be greedy about how many threads he took from each napkin. If he unraveled too much, someone might become very curious. It didn’t have to be the Chief Warder; the laundress who washed the napkins might be the one to notice rather a lot of each one was gone. She might mention it to a friend . . . who could mention it to another friend . . . and so the story would spread . . . and it wasn’t really Beson Peter was worried about, you know. Beson was, all things said, a fairly stupid fellow.
Flagg was not.
What to read after The Eyes of the Dragon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen King to read onlineMoreLess
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