The Measure of the Magic (2011)
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XAC Wen said.
Prue, sitting off to one side, her back resting against the stones of the Belloruusian Arch, did not reply. She was ragged and dirty, her clothes stained and rumpled, her face smudged with dust and streaked with tears of rage and frustration. It was nearing dawn, and she had been sitting there all night with the boy, waiting for Pan to reappear.
“I mean, this is exactly what happened to Phryne,” the boy continued, repeating an observation he had already made a dozen times before. “...She walked beneath the arch, disappeared, and didn’t come out again. I waited then just like I’m waiting now, and it was a waste of time.”
“Don’t talk anymore,” she told him.
But he did, of course. If there was one thing Xac Wen was good at, she had discovered over the past fifteen or so hours, it was talking. He talked incessantly, anxious to share his thoughts—all of his thoughts—making no distinction between those that had purpose and those that did not and doing nothing to keep the number of repetitions to anything remotely resembling a reasonable count.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
XAC Wen said.
Prue, sitting off to one side, her back resting against the stones of the Belloruusian Arch, did not reply. She was ragged and dirty, her clothes stained and rumpled, her face smudged with dust and streaked with tears of rage and frustration. It was nearing dawn, and she had been sitting there all night with the boy, waiting for Pan to reappear.
“I mean, this is exactly what happened to Phryne,” the boy continued, repeating an observation he had already made a dozen times before. “...She walked beneath the arch, disappeared, and didn’t come out again. I waited then just like I’m waiting now, and it was a waste of time.”
“Don’t talk anymore,” she told him.
But he did, of course. If there was one thing Xac Wen was good at, she had discovered over the past fifteen or so hours, it was talking. He talked incessantly, anxious to share his thoughts—all of his thoughts—making no distinction between those that had purpose and those that did not and doing nothing to keep the number of repetitions to anything remotely resembling a reasonable count.
What to read after The Measure of the Magic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Terry Brooks to read onlineMoreLess
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