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No more than the whispering suggestion upon the wind -- then the clear sense comes to Duncan's ears: The rushing of a horse across the heath -- with an odd tinkling, as of one loose shoe . . . "Tell me that was not what you heard!" says his nurse, when Duncan tells her. The youth is just making his way into the world -- heading to London to become a gentleman -- when this ill portent comes to his ears. The Portent is one of seven tales of mystery, imagination and the Scottish "second sense," by the northern master of the magical, George MacDonald.

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No more than the whispering suggestion upon the wind -- then the clear sense comes to Duncan's ears: The rushing of a horse across the heath -- with an odd tinkling, as of one loose shoe . . . "Tell me that was not what you heard!" says his nurse, when Duncan tells her. The youth is just making his way into the world -- heading to London to become a gentleman -- when this ill portent comes to his ears. The Portent is one of seven tales of mystery, imagination and the Scottish "second sense," by the northern master of the magical, George MacDonald.
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George MacDonald (1824-1925) was a Scottish author and clergyman. He wrote many stories for children, and his work has inspired authors such as C.S. Lewis, J.R.R. Tolkien, and Madeleine L'Engle. In addition to writing The Golden Key, his stories for children include At The Back of the North Wind, The Princess and the Goblin, and The Princess and Curdie.