The Fangs of the Dragon
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He (or she) . . .
1. . . . was a neat and tidy sort of person. The parchment was written in those straight, even lines, carefully set out on the page. BUT! What is the significance of that tear along the left-hand side? Was the paper ripped out of something? Or was something removed from it?
2. . . . was clever, to compose such an obviously complex set of riddles.
3. . . . probably had reason to be fearful. Otherwise, why go to such lengths to conceal this treasure? But fearful of wh...at? Of whom? And why? If the treasure is stolen gold, or such like, then the answers are obvious. But is that the whole story?
4. . . . had the initials SM!
Problem: Muddy’s got a good point – if the treasure was such a secret, why create a trail to it at all?
Why not simply commit the location of the treasure to memory?
Answer: He/she MUST have intended to pass the treasure on.
What to read after The Fangs of the Dragon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Simon Cheshire to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He (or she) . . .
1. . . . was a neat and tidy sort of person. The parchment was written in those straight, even lines, carefully set out on the page. BUT! What is the significance of that tear along the left-hand side? Was the paper ripped out of something? Or was something removed from it?
2. . . . was clever, to compose such an obviously complex set of riddles.
3. . . . probably had reason to be fearful. Otherwise, why go to such lengths to conceal this treasure? But fearful of wh...at? Of whom? And why? If the treasure is stolen gold, or such like, then the answers are obvious. But is that the whole story?
4. . . . had the initials SM!
Problem: Muddy’s got a good point – if the treasure was such a secret, why create a trail to it at all?
Why not simply commit the location of the treasure to memory?
Answer: He/she MUST have intended to pass the treasure on.
What to read after The Fangs of the Dragon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Simon Cheshire to read onlineMoreLess
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