A Shadow On the Glass
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Vartila was incredibly strong and tenacious—nothing would make her let go. She dragged Maigraith toward a small door in the far corner of the room, a place to question in secret. Maigraith grew frantic. She opened her mouth to shout and a cold hand instantly clamped shut her mouth and nose. She felt nauseated. She was choking. She slid her foot down Vartila’s shin, then stamped her heel down on the instep with all the strength she could manage. Had she been wearing boots Vartila might have been ...crippled, her instep crushed.
Vartila stifled her scream into a shrill yelp. She hopped on one foot for a moment, then snatched up a heavy ruler from the table and cracked Maigraith over the side of the head with it. The blow was unexpected and incredibly painful. Maigraith fell to her knees in a daze. The metal edge had cut her; red blood glistened in her hair.
Vartila raised the ruler again. “Get up,” she panted. “Go into the room. Do not make another sound.”
Maigraith felt utterly cowed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Vartila was incredibly strong and tenacious—nothing would make her let go. She dragged Maigraith toward a small door in the far corner of the room, a place to question in secret. Maigraith grew frantic. She opened her mouth to shout and a cold hand instantly clamped shut her mouth and nose. She felt nauseated. She was choking. She slid her foot down Vartila’s shin, then stamped her heel down on the instep with all the strength she could manage. Had she been wearing boots Vartila might have been ...crippled, her instep crushed.
Vartila stifled her scream into a shrill yelp. She hopped on one foot for a moment, then snatched up a heavy ruler from the table and cracked Maigraith over the side of the head with it. The blow was unexpected and incredibly painful. Maigraith fell to her knees in a daze. The metal edge had cut her; red blood glistened in her hair.
Vartila raised the ruler again. “Get up,” she panted. “Go into the room. Do not make another sound.”
Maigraith felt utterly cowed.
What to read after A Shadow On the Glass?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ian Irvine to read onlineMoreLess
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