Brotherband 4: Slaves of Socorro
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Hal spent the intervening time pacing the deck, from bow to stern and back again. From time to time, he would stop and inspect the work being carried out by Ulf, Wulf, Edvin and Stefan. They had the halyard and stays rigged and ready and were now refitting the triangular sails to the long, slender yardarms.
At one stage, Stig began to rise to his feet as Hal paced past him. Thorn laid his left arm on Stig’s forearm. ‘Where are you off to?’ he asked, although he knew full well.
Stig glanced after... his friend, pacing with his head down. ‘Thought I’d keep him company.’ Thorn shook his head. ‘He doesn’t need company right now. He needs to be alone.’ Stig studied Hal more closely as he turned and began to pace his way forward once more. He could see the frown of concentration creasing his friend’s forehead, the set of his mouth and the distant look in his eyes and he realised Thorn was right. He sat down and began honing the blade of his axe once more. The axe was already sharp enough to shave the hairs on his forearm, but all Skandians knew an axe could never be too sharp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hal spent the intervening time pacing the deck, from bow to stern and back again. From time to time, he would stop and inspect the work being carried out by Ulf, Wulf, Edvin and Stefan. They had the halyard and stays rigged and ready and were now refitting the triangular sails to the long, slender yardarms.
At one stage, Stig began to rise to his feet as Hal paced past him. Thorn laid his left arm on Stig’s forearm. ‘Where are you off to?’ he asked, although he knew full well.
Stig glanced after... his friend, pacing with his head down. ‘Thought I’d keep him company.’ Thorn shook his head. ‘He doesn’t need company right now. He needs to be alone.’ Stig studied Hal more closely as he turned and began to pace his way forward once more. He could see the frown of concentration creasing his friend’s forehead, the set of his mouth and the distant look in his eyes and he realised Thorn was right. He sat down and began honing the blade of his axe once more. The axe was already sharp enough to shave the hairs on his forearm, but all Skandians knew an axe could never be too sharp.
What to read after Brotherband 4: Slaves of Socorro?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Flanagan to read onlineMoreLess
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