Zorgamazoo
Zorgamazoo
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His eyes, they were fixed on the dark of the night. “I’m sorry,” he said. Then he switched off the light.
“Come back!” called Katrina. She clutched at her bars. She rattled her cage, by the light of the stars. But there was no answer, just silence and gloom, as phantomlike shadows rose up in the room.
“We’re done for,” said Winnie, who started to cry. “We’ll languish in here ’til the day that we die!”
Morty, meanwhile, uttered nothing at all. He was hunched in the corner, curled up in a ball....
He was trying his utmost to whistle a tune, to cheer himself up, with his usual croon. But all of his music was caught in his throat, so that nothing came out, not one single note.
“I say!” said a voice. “Yes, haven’t we met? I’m certain we have. I would never forget!” It came from a creature, half-eagle, half-cat, in a cage near the one in which Mortimer sat.
This was a griffin—part-lion, part-bird. He grinned in his cage. He chirped. Then he purred.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His eyes, they were fixed on the dark of the night. “I’m sorry,” he said. Then he switched off the light.
“Come back!” called Katrina. She clutched at her bars. She rattled her cage, by the light of the stars. But there was no answer, just silence and gloom, as phantomlike shadows rose up in the room.
“We’re done for,” said Winnie, who started to cry. “We’ll languish in here ’til the day that we die!”
Morty, meanwhile, uttered nothing at all. He was hunched in the corner, curled up in a ball....
He was trying his utmost to whistle a tune, to cheer himself up, with his usual croon. But all of his music was caught in his throat, so that nothing came out, not one single note.
“I say!” said a voice. “Yes, haven’t we met? I’m certain we have. I would never forget!” It came from a creature, half-eagle, half-cat, in a cage near the one in which Mortimer sat.
This was a griffin—part-lion, part-bird. He grinned in his cage. He chirped. Then he purred.
What to read after Zorgamazoo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Paul Weston to read onlineMoreLess
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