Dies the Fire
Dies the Fire
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written beside it.
The joke was one from before things Changed.
The tiny hamlet sat at the junction of the Lochsa and the Clearwater; in normal times it was a jumping-off point for the wilderness areas around, and for white-water rafting. Now half a dozen of its residents stood across the roadway; three of them had hunting bows, the others axes or baseball bats.
Havel reined in his horse and flung up his right hand with the fist clenched. He could hear Angelica’s whoa to her team, and the hoof-f...alls of the rest behind him ceased, dying away to an occasional clop or crunch as a horse shifted in place.
“Afternoon,” he said.
“Afternoon,” the burly middle-aged man who seemed to be the leader said. “Lot of road people already been through.”
Road people? Havel thought. Then: Well, yeah, there must have been millions caught away from home when the Change happened. I suppose people would come up with a nickname.
“I’ve got to warn you though, we don’t have any food to spare.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
written beside it.
The joke was one from before things Changed.
The tiny hamlet sat at the junction of the Lochsa and the Clearwater; in normal times it was a jumping-off point for the wilderness areas around, and for white-water rafting. Now half a dozen of its residents stood across the roadway; three of them had hunting bows, the others axes or baseball bats.
Havel reined in his horse and flung up his right hand with the fist clenched. He could hear Angelica’s whoa to her team, and the hoof-f...alls of the rest behind him ceased, dying away to an occasional clop or crunch as a horse shifted in place.
“Afternoon,” he said.
“Afternoon,” the burly middle-aged man who seemed to be the leader said. “Lot of road people already been through.”
Road people? Havel thought. Then: Well, yeah, there must have been millions caught away from home when the Change happened. I suppose people would come up with a nickname.
“I’ve got to warn you though, we don’t have any food to spare.
What to read after Dies the Fire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S.M. Stirling to read onlineMoreLess
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