Bloodwitch (2014)
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I had done my best to sleep but finally decided it just wasn’t to be. Refusing to let a night of poor sleep get the best of me, I threw myself into the work Felix assigned. I wasn’t weak. I wasn’t clutter. I was competent. I wasn’t strong yet, but I could grow stronger.
At first the chores seemed menial, and I considered them nothing but a means to an end—a way to add muscle to my frame, as Jaguar had put it. I swept, then scooped ash onto patches of ice, before I was allowed near the horses. I ...reminded myself what Jaguar had said: even Mistress Jeshickah was willing to dirty herself with these essential tasks. Jaguar had been joking at the time—Why does Jeshickah sometimes smell like a stable?—but the words hung very seriously in my memory.
My diligence was rewarded. After a long hour of brushing, rubbing, and talking to Dika, “acquainting myself” with the horse, as Felix put it, I was finally allowed to saddle her and taught how to mount and dismount. I tried to strike up a conversation with Felix, but his attention never wandered from his task.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had done my best to sleep but finally decided it just wasn’t to be. Refusing to let a night of poor sleep get the best of me, I threw myself into the work Felix assigned. I wasn’t weak. I wasn’t clutter. I was competent. I wasn’t strong yet, but I could grow stronger.
At first the chores seemed menial, and I considered them nothing but a means to an end—a way to add muscle to my frame, as Jaguar had put it. I swept, then scooped ash onto patches of ice, before I was allowed near the horses. I ...reminded myself what Jaguar had said: even Mistress Jeshickah was willing to dirty herself with these essential tasks. Jaguar had been joking at the time—Why does Jeshickah sometimes smell like a stable?—but the words hung very seriously in my memory.
My diligence was rewarded. After a long hour of brushing, rubbing, and talking to Dika, “acquainting myself” with the horse, as Felix put it, I was finally allowed to saddle her and taught how to mount and dismount. I tried to strike up a conversation with Felix, but his attention never wandered from his task.
What to read after Bloodwitch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amelia Atwater Rhodes to read onlineMoreLess
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