Firesong
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The young men carried such weapons as they had: short swords, knives, lengths of timber from the wagon bed. No one noticed the cat.The fissure ran east-west. They were moving west, towards the sun as it sank in the white cloud-hazed sky. In every direction the rocky plains stretched away, unmarked except by the maze of cracks that broke the surface every few yards. Mostly the cracks were narrow enough to jump: but this great chasm was twenty feet across and widening all the time, and the stream ...they could hear rushing along its floor was deeper still. Bowman’s acute senses told him that his sister and the others had been taken north, but until they found a way to cross the great fissure, they were being forced ever farther westward, and the trail was growing cold.‘We must go down into the cracks,’ said Tanner Amos. ‘It’s the only way.’‘We’ll get lost.’ Bowman shook his head. ‘Look how the cracks twist and turn. We’d lose all sense of direction. Even if we found them, how would we ever find our way back?’He turned and strained his eyes to the south-east, to see if the flag was still in sight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The young men carried such weapons as they had: short swords, knives, lengths of timber from the wagon bed. No one noticed the cat.The fissure ran east-west. They were moving west, towards the sun as it sank in the white cloud-hazed sky. In every direction the rocky plains stretched away, unmarked except by the maze of cracks that broke the surface every few yards. Mostly the cracks were narrow enough to jump: but this great chasm was twenty feet across and widening all the time, and the stream ...they could hear rushing along its floor was deeper still. Bowman’s acute senses told him that his sister and the others had been taken north, but until they found a way to cross the great fissure, they were being forced ever farther westward, and the trail was growing cold.‘We must go down into the cracks,’ said Tanner Amos. ‘It’s the only way.’‘We’ll get lost.’ Bowman shook his head. ‘Look how the cracks twist and turn. We’d lose all sense of direction. Even if we found them, how would we ever find our way back?’He turned and strained his eyes to the south-east, to see if the flag was still in sight.
What to read after Firesong?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nicholson, William, 1753-1815 to read onlineMoreLess
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