The Grey King
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Even Aunt Jen.”
“Oh, dear,” said Will.
“Don’t worry,” his sister said. “Sooner or later they switch to English, if they see you’re there. Just remember to be patient. And they’ll be extra kind because of your having been ill. At least they were to me, after my mumps.”
So now Will stood patiently alone on the windy grey platform of the small station of Tywyn, in a thin drizzle of October rain, waiting while two men in the navy-blue railway uniform argued earnestly in Welsh. One of them was small ...and wizened, gnome-like; the other had a soft, squashy look, like a man made of dough.
The gnome caught sight of Will. “Beth sy’n bod?” he said.
“Er—excuse me,” Will said. “My uncle said he’d meet me off the train, in the station yard, but there’s no one outside. Could you tell me if there’s anywhere else he might have meant?”
The gnome shook his head.
“Who’s your uncle, then?” enquired the soft-faced man.
“Mr. Evans, from Bryn-Crug. Clwyd Farm,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even Aunt Jen.”
“Oh, dear,” said Will.
“Don’t worry,” his sister said. “Sooner or later they switch to English, if they see you’re there. Just remember to be patient. And they’ll be extra kind because of your having been ill. At least they were to me, after my mumps.”
So now Will stood patiently alone on the windy grey platform of the small station of Tywyn, in a thin drizzle of October rain, waiting while two men in the navy-blue railway uniform argued earnestly in Welsh. One of them was small ...and wizened, gnome-like; the other had a soft, squashy look, like a man made of dough.
The gnome caught sight of Will. “Beth sy’n bod?” he said.
“Er—excuse me,” Will said. “My uncle said he’d meet me off the train, in the station yard, but there’s no one outside. Could you tell me if there’s anywhere else he might have meant?”
The gnome shook his head.
“Who’s your uncle, then?” enquired the soft-faced man.
“Mr. Evans, from Bryn-Crug. Clwyd Farm,”
What to read after The Grey King?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susan Cooper to read onlineMoreLess
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