The Search for the Red Dragon (2008)
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There was no mistaking their intent now.Burton strode confidently to the group of prisoners and examined them one by one. He stopped at Bert, considering.“I seem to know you,” Burton said. “How would that be?”“I have one of those faces,” replied Bert.“No,” Burton said. “I don’t recognize the face. But you smell like a Caretaker of the Imaginarium Geographica.”Those words sent a chill through each of the companions. This man was indeed their enemy. And he knew more about them than they did about ...him.Close up, John was able to take in the strange appearance of their captors. Most of the men were indeed European, and fair-skinned, but several were also darker-hued, from a light reddish-tan to a deep, rich brown.“Croatoan Island?” Jack whispered to Charles.“The missing colony, from Roanoke, Virginia,” Charles whispered back. “Sir Walter Raleigh’s expedition.”“We are the Croatoans. And we are ourselves.”“Precisely so,” Burton said, wheeling about to face Charles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was no mistaking their intent now.Burton strode confidently to the group of prisoners and examined them one by one. He stopped at Bert, considering.“I seem to know you,” Burton said. “How would that be?”“I have one of those faces,” replied Bert.“No,” Burton said. “I don’t recognize the face. But you smell like a Caretaker of the Imaginarium Geographica.”Those words sent a chill through each of the companions. This man was indeed their enemy. And he knew more about them than they did about ...him.Close up, John was able to take in the strange appearance of their captors. Most of the men were indeed European, and fair-skinned, but several were also darker-hued, from a light reddish-tan to a deep, rich brown.“Croatoan Island?” Jack whispered to Charles.“The missing colony, from Roanoke, Virginia,” Charles whispered back. “Sir Walter Raleigh’s expedition.”“We are the Croatoans. And we are ourselves.”“Precisely so,” Burton said, wheeling about to face Charles.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Owen to read onlineMoreLess
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