The Gifted
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I was so tired I don’t think I was thinking too clearly either.
“Go ahead,” Guido said from somewhere on my left, “We’ll follow.”
There was a wide bridge ahead of us, so someone had been down here. It was made of stone like everything else. “How can this be underneath the school? It had to be made by someone,” I said. “It seems unreal, like in a dream.”
“Or a nightmare,” said Tracy. “Is there anything that will burn around here?”
“If you’re thinking to make a torch, I don’t think you’ll find any... wood around here,” I said. “This place is all rock and dirt and lava. Where are we trying to go?”
“Out the back way,” said Tracy.
“There’s a back way?” said Guido.
“There might be,” said Tracy.
On this side of the bridge we saw a walkway that quickly sloped downward. There was no lava here, so it was darker.
“Tracy,” I said. “Anything to burn here?”
“Didn’t I just ask you that?” she said.
“Wait!” said Guido. “Look way over there!”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was so tired I don’t think I was thinking too clearly either.
“Go ahead,” Guido said from somewhere on my left, “We’ll follow.”
There was a wide bridge ahead of us, so someone had been down here. It was made of stone like everything else. “How can this be underneath the school? It had to be made by someone,” I said. “It seems unreal, like in a dream.”
“Or a nightmare,” said Tracy. “Is there anything that will burn around here?”
“If you’re thinking to make a torch, I don’t think you’ll find any... wood around here,” I said. “This place is all rock and dirt and lava. Where are we trying to go?”
“Out the back way,” said Tracy.
“There’s a back way?” said Guido.
“There might be,” said Tracy.
On this side of the bridge we saw a walkway that quickly sloped downward. There was no lava here, so it was darker.
“Tracy,” I said. “Anything to burn here?”
“Didn’t I just ask you that?” she said.
“Wait!” said Guido. “Look way over there!”
What to read after The Gifted?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aaron K. Redshaw to read onlineMoreLess
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