Troll Bridge
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cried the troll boys, picking themselves off the larder floor and racing over to their mothers who lay against the front door. They held their mothers’ hands, weeping piteously.
“Arri, Buri…” Jakob called. “Come here. Cut us down.”
Erik joined him, shouting. “Here, boys, come here.”
Galen added, “Come on, you silly buggers.…”
The troll boys were too overcome with their own weeping to listen.
Moira forced herself to wriggle until she spun about, bumping into first Galen, then Erik.
“Ow.”
“Quit ba...nging into me.”
“This time I’m doing it on purpose.”
“My head hurts.”
“Shut up and listen.”
“Why? It’s one troll down and five to go, but only if they cut us down first.”
“Sing,” Moira said to them.
“What?” they asked together.
Jakob had spun around, too, and now all four of them were facing inward, staring at one another.
Like four hams in a butcher shop, Moira thought, almost giggling. And that’s what we really need now—to be hams and overact.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
cried the troll boys, picking themselves off the larder floor and racing over to their mothers who lay against the front door. They held their mothers’ hands, weeping piteously.
“Arri, Buri…” Jakob called. “Come here. Cut us down.”
Erik joined him, shouting. “Here, boys, come here.”
Galen added, “Come on, you silly buggers.…”
The troll boys were too overcome with their own weeping to listen.
Moira forced herself to wriggle until she spun about, bumping into first Galen, then Erik.
“Ow.”
“Quit ba...nging into me.”
“This time I’m doing it on purpose.”
“My head hurts.”
“Shut up and listen.”
“Why? It’s one troll down and five to go, but only if they cut us down first.”
“Sing,” Moira said to them.
“What?” they asked together.
Jakob had spun around, too, and now all four of them were facing inward, staring at one another.
Like four hams in a butcher shop, Moira thought, almost giggling. And that’s what we really need now—to be hams and overact.
What to read after Troll Bridge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Yolen to read onlineMoreLess
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