The Fugitive Prince (Bell Mountain)
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“We might as well go home—not that anyone would notice if we did,” Ellayne said. It was the morning after they’d told Obst all of Fnaa’s secret. Obst hadn’t been back to see them since; they had no idea of what he might be doing. “Anyone would think we were just ordinary stupid kids,” she grumbled.
Jack pretended that that didn’t bother him. It didn’t irk him as much as it irked Ellayne, but it did get under his skin; and it troubled him more than it had irked him yesterday.
“I have a bett...er idea than going home,” he said. “As long as no one’s paying any attention to us, why don’t we go out and find the king? Wytt might be able to follow his trail.”
That was about the boldest thing Ellayne had heard Jack say in quite some time, and she hardly knew how to answer him. She’d been afraid he was getting stodgy. Normally he would object that if God hadn’t called them to do something—in a dream, say, or by the word of a prophet—then they were better off not doing it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“We might as well go home—not that anyone would notice if we did,” Ellayne said. It was the morning after they’d told Obst all of Fnaa’s secret. Obst hadn’t been back to see them since; they had no idea of what he might be doing. “Anyone would think we were just ordinary stupid kids,” she grumbled.
Jack pretended that that didn’t bother him. It didn’t irk him as much as it irked Ellayne, but it did get under his skin; and it troubled him more than it had irked him yesterday.
“I have a bett...er idea than going home,” he said. “As long as no one’s paying any attention to us, why don’t we go out and find the king? Wytt might be able to follow his trail.”
That was about the boldest thing Ellayne had heard Jack say in quite some time, and she hardly knew how to answer him. She’d been afraid he was getting stodgy. Normally he would object that if God hadn’t called them to do something—in a dream, say, or by the word of a prophet—then they were better off not doing it.
What to read after The Fugitive Prince (Bell Mountain)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lee Duigon to read onlineMoreLess
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