The Kin
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He was very old, and knew many things.
Tov said, “Father of my father, old Fon, tell me this. Where is the lair of Fododo, Father of Snakes?”
Fon said, “Tov, son of my son, no man knows this. Only one knows this. He is Gogoli, the Jackal who Knows All Things.”
Tov said, “Where is Gogoli?”
Fon said, “He is here, he is there. But at little moon he drinks at the waterhole beyond Ramban. He does not drink, then he dies.”
Tov said, “I thank Fon, father of my father.”
Fon said, “Tov, son of my son, be... lucky.”
Then Fon died. He was very old.
Tov journeyed to Ramban. There he saw a parrot, a little grey parrot with yellow tail feathers. He said, “Why is this parrot here? Its place is at Dindijji, the place of dust trees. Surely Gata sends it. Her Kin is Parrot.”
He laughed. The parrot answered, and its voice was laughter.
Tov said, “Parrot, we are two who laugh. Come with me. You are my guide.”
At that the parrot flew down and sat upon his head.
It was the night of little moon, so Tov journeyed to the waterhole beyond Ramban.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was very old, and knew many things.
Tov said, “Father of my father, old Fon, tell me this. Where is the lair of Fododo, Father of Snakes?”
Fon said, “Tov, son of my son, no man knows this. Only one knows this. He is Gogoli, the Jackal who Knows All Things.”
Tov said, “Where is Gogoli?”
Fon said, “He is here, he is there. But at little moon he drinks at the waterhole beyond Ramban. He does not drink, then he dies.”
Tov said, “I thank Fon, father of my father.”
Fon said, “Tov, son of my son, be... lucky.”
Then Fon died. He was very old.
Tov journeyed to Ramban. There he saw a parrot, a little grey parrot with yellow tail feathers. He said, “Why is this parrot here? Its place is at Dindijji, the place of dust trees. Surely Gata sends it. Her Kin is Parrot.”
He laughed. The parrot answered, and its voice was laughter.
Tov said, “Parrot, we are two who laugh. Come with me. You are my guide.”
At that the parrot flew down and sat upon his head.
It was the night of little moon, so Tov journeyed to the waterhole beyond Ramban.
What to read after The Kin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter Dickinson to read onlineMoreLess
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