The View From the Cart (2014)
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I saw one grey-beard lean his head to another and say, ‘I told you they’d come. The boy saint and his aged parent,’ his eyes fixed on my face bright and excited.
The speed of events kept me from feeling fear. Rather I was curious about the creature we were being taken to. I had clearly caught the word ‘witch’, alarming certainly, but I could imagine no reason why we might be cursed or enchanted by the woman, and if we were indeed the manifestation of a prophecy, it seemed more probable that we w...ould be elevated and celebrated in some way.
We were expected. Between two twisted ancient oaks, tucked beneath a jutting ledge of stone, decorated with skins and skulls, herbs and charms, was the cave. Standing tall, wearing a bright purple gown, her hair long and snowy white, despite a face that struck me as young and unlined, was the witch. I realised then that I had expected to meet at last the woman whose face I had seen in the hermit’s pool. Confusion and disappointment washed over me as I stared at this stranger, my eyes screwed up to see her better.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I saw one grey-beard lean his head to another and say, ‘I told you they’d come. The boy saint and his aged parent,’ his eyes fixed on my face bright and excited.
The speed of events kept me from feeling fear. Rather I was curious about the creature we were being taken to. I had clearly caught the word ‘witch’, alarming certainly, but I could imagine no reason why we might be cursed or enchanted by the woman, and if we were indeed the manifestation of a prophecy, it seemed more probable that we w...ould be elevated and celebrated in some way.
We were expected. Between two twisted ancient oaks, tucked beneath a jutting ledge of stone, decorated with skins and skulls, herbs and charms, was the cave. Standing tall, wearing a bright purple gown, her hair long and snowy white, despite a face that struck me as young and unlined, was the witch. I realised then that I had expected to meet at last the woman whose face I had seen in the hermit’s pool. Confusion and disappointment washed over me as I stared at this stranger, my eyes screwed up to see her better.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rebecca Tope to read onlineMoreLess
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