The Spellcoats
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I took the lamp and went upstairs to bed in the end. And the first thing I saw was the Young One, thrown out of my bed on the floor. I rushed to pick him up. He is so worn and old that I was afraid Duck had damaged him. Duck had thrown him out. He was in my bed asleep. He says he prefers it to sleeping in a tent. I held the Young One under the lamp and made sure he was not broken. The light made the smile move on his worn clay face. Then I shook Duck.
“I’m not asleep,” said Duck. He was in his m...addening mood. “The King told me about needing an heir, too.”
“Then why didn’t you come down when I shouted for you?” I said. “I want to know what you swore to the Undying.”
“Do you?” he said. I told you he was maddening.
“And I want Mother,” I said.
Duck had thought he was the only one who understood. He was annoyed. “You can’t have her,” he said, and sat up against the wall with his arms wrapped round himself.
“She’s my mother, too,” I said. “I wouldn’t ask if I didn’t need her.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I took the lamp and went upstairs to bed in the end. And the first thing I saw was the Young One, thrown out of my bed on the floor. I rushed to pick him up. He is so worn and old that I was afraid Duck had damaged him. Duck had thrown him out. He was in my bed asleep. He says he prefers it to sleeping in a tent. I held the Young One under the lamp and made sure he was not broken. The light made the smile move on his worn clay face. Then I shook Duck.
“I’m not asleep,” said Duck. He was in his m...addening mood. “The King told me about needing an heir, too.”
“Then why didn’t you come down when I shouted for you?” I said. “I want to know what you swore to the Undying.”
“Do you?” he said. I told you he was maddening.
“And I want Mother,” I said.
Duck had thought he was the only one who understood. He was annoyed. “You can’t have her,” he said, and sat up against the wall with his arms wrapped round himself.
“She’s my mother, too,” I said. “I wouldn’t ask if I didn’t need her.”
What to read after The Spellcoats?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jones, Diana Wynne to read onlineMoreLess
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