Dagger
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"He had royal eyes, your highness, royal eyes. He would have been a great king." Then he sneezed echoingly in the tomb chamber.
"My wife and I appreciate your sacrifice, Tekhao," said Samlor, bitterly amused to find that grief had reduced his mind to banalities. "If you would leave us with our with our. . . . For a mom " "But of course, your highness," the chief priest blurted. "Your highness," he added with another bow to be sure that he had not slighted Princess Ahwere. Tekhao had made a sac...rifice: his tomb, excavated and lined with red granite brought from desert cliffs south of the capital. It was an exceptionally fine burial place for anyone below royal rank.
And even for a royal infant, if he drowned five hundred miles north of the family tombs across from the capital. The weather was hot and the air at the river's surface almost as humid as the water itself. No type or degree of embalming would permit the tiny corpse to be transported to the capital except as a mass so putrescent that the bones would slosh within it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"He had royal eyes, your highness, royal eyes. He would have been a great king." Then he sneezed echoingly in the tomb chamber.
"My wife and I appreciate your sacrifice, Tekhao," said Samlor, bitterly amused to find that grief had reduced his mind to banalities. "If you would leave us with our with our. . . . For a mom " "But of course, your highness," the chief priest blurted. "Your highness," he added with another bow to be sure that he had not slighted Princess Ahwere. Tekhao had made a sac...rifice: his tomb, excavated and lined with red granite brought from desert cliffs south of the capital. It was an exceptionally fine burial place for anyone below royal rank.
And even for a royal infant, if he drowned five hundred miles north of the family tombs across from the capital. The weather was hot and the air at the river's surface almost as humid as the water itself. No type or degree of embalming would permit the tiny corpse to be transported to the capital except as a mass so putrescent that the bones would slosh within it.
What to read after Dagger?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Drake to read onlineMoreLess
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