The Wild Swans
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The second day she mostly walked, but occasionally rode when she was able to coax her brothers into flying. It was the same on the third day.
Elise lost track of the days after that. She was tired and uncomfortable. She slept on the ground and ate the few edible plants she recognized. She knew she didn’t eat enough, but her appetite was gone.
The more time she spent with her swan brothers, the heavier her heart grew. She tried to look for any quirks or hints of their personalities that w...ould set them apart. If she could just figure out which brother was which bird! But no; they operated like a flock of silent, dumb birds.
Elise’s only comfort was at night, when she tried to sleep on the hard ground and was surrounded by the soft, pillowy bodies of seven swans.
When Elise reached the Loire/Verglas border—and she knew it was the border, because Verglas had a distinctly cooler climate and an abundance of pine trees that Loire did not possess— her work uniform was torn, dirty, and a general disgrace to look at.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The second day she mostly walked, but occasionally rode when she was able to coax her brothers into flying. It was the same on the third day.
Elise lost track of the days after that. She was tired and uncomfortable. She slept on the ground and ate the few edible plants she recognized. She knew she didn’t eat enough, but her appetite was gone.
The more time she spent with her swan brothers, the heavier her heart grew. She tried to look for any quirks or hints of their personalities that w...ould set them apart. If she could just figure out which brother was which bird! But no; they operated like a flock of silent, dumb birds.
Elise’s only comfort was at night, when she tried to sleep on the hard ground and was surrounded by the soft, pillowy bodies of seven swans.
When Elise reached the Loire/Verglas border—and she knew it was the border, because Verglas had a distinctly cooler climate and an abundance of pine trees that Loire did not possess— her work uniform was torn, dirty, and a general disgrace to look at.
What to read after The Wild Swans?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by K. M. Shea to read onlineMoreLess
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