Ghost in the Cowl
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The Istarish called all their city’s districts Quarters, though there rather considerably more than four of them. The Cyrican Quarter faced the western harbor. The powerful and the wealthy resided in the Masters’ Quarter and the Emirs’ Quarter, though some cowled masters lived in the Emirs’ Quarter and some emirs in the Masters’. No one in their right mind went to the College of Alchemists and the surrounding Alchemists’ Quarter unless summoned. The Merchants’ Quarter held the Grand Bazaar, wher...e men came to buy and sell from across the world, and the Slavers’ Quarter hosted the auctions of the Slaves’ Bazaar and the stinking pens that stored the slaves until their new owners carried them away in chains. The Anshani Quarter was a sprawling slum that housed most of the city’s poor, those who received a weekly bread ration from the Wazir of Grain. The Alqaarin Quarter faced to the east, to the Alqaarin Sea and the road that led southeast to the Desert of Candles and the Widow’s Tower. Caina bought what she needed there, using some of the coins she had looted from the Brotherhood, and headed into the desert. The land outside of Istarinmul’s walls was arid, the sun blazing mercilessly overhead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Istarish called all their city’s districts Quarters, though there rather considerably more than four of them. The Cyrican Quarter faced the western harbor. The powerful and the wealthy resided in the Masters’ Quarter and the Emirs’ Quarter, though some cowled masters lived in the Emirs’ Quarter and some emirs in the Masters’. No one in their right mind went to the College of Alchemists and the surrounding Alchemists’ Quarter unless summoned. The Merchants’ Quarter held the Grand Bazaar, wher...e men came to buy and sell from across the world, and the Slavers’ Quarter hosted the auctions of the Slaves’ Bazaar and the stinking pens that stored the slaves until their new owners carried them away in chains. The Anshani Quarter was a sprawling slum that housed most of the city’s poor, those who received a weekly bread ration from the Wazir of Grain. The Alqaarin Quarter faced to the east, to the Alqaarin Sea and the road that led southeast to the Desert of Candles and the Widow’s Tower. Caina bought what she needed there, using some of the coins she had looted from the Brotherhood, and headed into the desert. The land outside of Istarinmul’s walls was arid, the sun blazing mercilessly overhead.
What to read after Ghost in the Cowl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jonathan Moeller to read onlineMoreLess
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