TAILIEUCHUNG - Charlie Bone and the Beast (The Children of the Red King, Book 6) Part 9

Một công nhận, 42 Hiệp hội các Công viên động vật học và bể (AAZPA) Mỹ chôn bọ cánh cứng, 70 Mỹ Zoo và Aquarium (Aza), 23, 64-65 Động vật ví dụ của sự tàn ác, 48-49 tái áp vào hoang dã. | herself between the wall and the stove she gave a mighty push with her large bottom. The stove moved back another foot at least giving the blacksmith enough room to swing her hammer against the chimney. Crack One blow was enough to shatter the bricks above the hole. Enveloped in a cloud of black dust Mrs. Kettle took another swing and then another. At the third blow a pile of bricks tumbled out of the chimney burying Mrs. Kettle up to her knees. 314 Aha the blacksmith cried triumphantly. Charlie it s your turn. You saw where Fero-mel put the precious object. Kicking the fallen bricks out of her way she moved from behind the stove and pointed to the large hole she had made. What do you think my dear Charlie didn t know what to think. He tried to imagine the dark room where he had helped Feromel to hide the sword hilt. Could this really be the very same chimney Go on Charlie Tancred s enthusiasm blew little clouds of dust into the air and Charlie began to cough. Cool it Tancred Mrs. Kettle said reprovingly. Here Charlie put these on. She handed him a pair of oversized gloves. Charlie cautiously pulled them on. His movements were slow and almost reluctant for he was filled with misgiving. Perhaps such a precious object should never be found and certainly not by someone like himself 315 a boy who had never proved himself worthy to touch such a great king s possession. What s holding you back Charlie Mrs. Kettle asked gently. The gloves are too big he muttered. Take them off then. There s no fire in the chimney today. Mrs. Kettle laughed and Tancred joined in. Their laughter seemed out of place on such a solemn occasion. Charlie removed the right glove and laid it on the stove. He pushed several bricks aside with his feet and then knelt before the wide hole in the chimney. He could see the bricks at the back patched with tar and soot. He leaned forward and ran his gloved hand over the surface of the wall. One of the bricks wobbled slightly beneath his fingers. Charlie .

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