Debt of Bones
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Abby was watching a distant flock of whistling swans, graceful white specks against the dark soaring walls of the Keep, as they made their interminable journey past ramparts, bastions, towers, and bridges lit by the low sun. The sinister specter of the Keep had seemed to be staring back the whole of the day as Abby had waited. She turned to the hunched old woman in front of her.
“I’m sorry, did you ask me something?”
“I asked what you got in your sack.” As the woman peered up, she licked... the tip of her tongue through the slot where a tooth was missing. “Something precious?”
Abby clutched the burlap sack to herself as she shrank a little from the grinning woman. “Just some of my things, that’s all.”
An officer, trailed by a troop of assistants, aides, and guards, marched out from under the massive portcullis that loomed nearby. Abby and the rest of the supplicants waiting at the head of the stone bridge moved tighter to the side, even though the soldiers had ample room to pass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Abby was watching a distant flock of whistling swans, graceful white specks against the dark soaring walls of the Keep, as they made their interminable journey past ramparts, bastions, towers, and bridges lit by the low sun. The sinister specter of the Keep had seemed to be staring back the whole of the day as Abby had waited. She turned to the hunched old woman in front of her.
“I’m sorry, did you ask me something?”
“I asked what you got in your sack.” As the woman peered up, she licked... the tip of her tongue through the slot where a tooth was missing. “Something precious?”
Abby clutched the burlap sack to herself as she shrank a little from the grinning woman. “Just some of my things, that’s all.”
An officer, trailed by a troop of assistants, aides, and guards, marched out from under the massive portcullis that loomed nearby. Abby and the rest of the supplicants waiting at the head of the stone bridge moved tighter to the side, even though the soldiers had ample room to pass.
What to read after Debt of Bones?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Terry Goodkind to read onlineMoreLess
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