The Mysteries (2005)
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Rhys Rhys and Llewellyn, two farm laborers in South Wales, were driving some horses back to the farm one night when Rhys stopped still and listened.
“Hear that music?” he asked.
Llewellyn strained his ears, but heard nothing out of the ordinary: wind in the trees, some late birds singing, a faint rush of water from a nearby stream. He shook his head.
“Someone's having a party,” Rhys declared, nodding enthusiastically. “There might be pretty girls.” He began to tap his foot. “I fancy a dance, don...'t you?”
Llewellyn was bone weary after a long day of plowing, and all he fancied was his bed. He shook his head.
“Well, I mean to find out where that music is coming from,” said Rhys. He gave Llewellyn a slap on the shoulder. “You go along home to bed, you. I'm for dancing, me. I'll tell you all about it tomorrow.”
Llewellyn watched as Rhys set off across the fields, following a music only he could hear. Then he shrugged his shoulders and plodded off after the horses. He slept soundly that night, as he usually did, and in the morning when he woke up and saw that Rhys's bed was still empty, he wasn't bothered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rhys Rhys and Llewellyn, two farm laborers in South Wales, were driving some horses back to the farm one night when Rhys stopped still and listened.
“Hear that music?” he asked.
Llewellyn strained his ears, but heard nothing out of the ordinary: wind in the trees, some late birds singing, a faint rush of water from a nearby stream. He shook his head.
“Someone's having a party,” Rhys declared, nodding enthusiastically. “There might be pretty girls.” He began to tap his foot. “I fancy a dance, don...'t you?”
Llewellyn was bone weary after a long day of plowing, and all he fancied was his bed. He shook his head.
“Well, I mean to find out where that music is coming from,” said Rhys. He gave Llewellyn a slap on the shoulder. “You go along home to bed, you. I'm for dancing, me. I'll tell you all about it tomorrow.”
Llewellyn watched as Rhys set off across the fields, following a music only he could hear. Then he shrugged his shoulders and plodded off after the horses. He slept soundly that night, as he usually did, and in the morning when he woke up and saw that Rhys's bed was still empty, he wasn't bothered.
What to read after The Mysteries?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lisa Tuttle to read onlineMoreLess
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