Beneath the Surface
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“One more,” he said from behind her.
“I know. I’m just... marshaling my muscles and giving them a rousing speech, much like a general readying his troops for the battlefield.”
“The longer you hang, the harder the task will become.”
“I know that too.”
“Do you wish assistance?”
Yes, Amaranthe thought. “No,” she said.
Far less effectively than a general marshaling troops, Amaranthe flexed her weary muscles, willing biceps and back to pull up her weight one more time. Her chin inched toward the bar,... but the trembling increased in her forearms, and she feared she’d have to let go before she reached her goal. That would be intolerable, though. She couldn’t give up with Sicarius looking on. She closed her eyes, gritted her teeth, and gave one last heave. Her body surged the last couple of inches, and her chin brushed the bar. Good enough. She let go, dropping back to the floor. She planted a hand on the wall for support.
Sicarius offered one of his that-was-acceptable grunts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“One more,” he said from behind her.
“I know. I’m just... marshaling my muscles and giving them a rousing speech, much like a general readying his troops for the battlefield.”
“The longer you hang, the harder the task will become.”
“I know that too.”
“Do you wish assistance?”
Yes, Amaranthe thought. “No,” she said.
Far less effectively than a general marshaling troops, Amaranthe flexed her weary muscles, willing biceps and back to pull up her weight one more time. Her chin inched toward the bar,... but the trembling increased in her forearms, and she feared she’d have to let go before she reached her goal. That would be intolerable, though. She couldn’t give up with Sicarius looking on. She closed her eyes, gritted her teeth, and gave one last heave. Her body surged the last couple of inches, and her chin brushed the bar. Good enough. She let go, dropping back to the floor. She planted a hand on the wall for support.
Sicarius offered one of his that-was-acceptable grunts.
What to read after Beneath the Surface?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lindsay Buroker to read onlineMoreLess
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