Walking the Tree
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"You always said you'd stay there," Lillah said. "Ever since we were children and we came through. I remember when Magnolia stopped at Ombu and you told her you would take her place in Torreyas." "It wasn't for me. The place was too big. I didn't remember it being so big." Phyto waited in the roots of the Tree and ran down to join them.
"Was that a good Order? Did they like you?" The children chattered at once to tell him their stories. In between, the teachers spoke of the warning... they'd received about Douglas and the way there.
Melia said, "They told us there is a whole section up ahead where no Order sits. It is always dark and there is a smell of mould about it. People say if you spend the night there, you will wake up without a soul. Some people say this happened to the men of Douglas. They slept the night as a rite of passage and lost their souls." Melia loved to tell ghost stories.
Erica said, "Don't you think the children are frightened enough?" "Fear is not a bad thing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You always said you'd stay there," Lillah said. "Ever since we were children and we came through. I remember when Magnolia stopped at Ombu and you told her you would take her place in Torreyas." "It wasn't for me. The place was too big. I didn't remember it being so big." Phyto waited in the roots of the Tree and ran down to join them.
"Was that a good Order? Did they like you?" The children chattered at once to tell him their stories. In between, the teachers spoke of the warning... they'd received about Douglas and the way there.
Melia said, "They told us there is a whole section up ahead where no Order sits. It is always dark and there is a smell of mould about it. People say if you spend the night there, you will wake up without a soul. Some people say this happened to the men of Douglas. They slept the night as a rite of passage and lost their souls." Melia loved to tell ghost stories.
Erica said, "Don't you think the children are frightened enough?" "Fear is not a bad thing.
What to read after Walking the Tree?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kaaron Warren to read onlineMoreLess
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