Jango
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Learning to Ride THE IMMENSE ARMY OF AMROTH JAHAN MOVED SLOWLY across the fertile plains of the Great Basin, devouring all the winter-stored grain and slaughtering all the cattle as they went. Word of the Orlans' ruthlessness went before them, and they met no resistance. The people of the regions through which they passed gathered in silent clusters to watch them go by, and stared in awe at the warriors' elegant Caspians. They were the first horses ever seen in these parts.
Echo Kittle, carried ...along as part of the Great Jahan's entourage, had still not mounted the horse that had been given her to ride. Each day she asked the Jahan if she was ready, and each day he shook his head and said, "Not yet." It must be soon now. The more time she spent by Kell's side, the better he seemed to understand her. Often she would look round and see him gazing at her, his wide-spaced eyes thoughtful and steady, and she would say, "What, Kell? What is it?" Then he would toss his beautiful head and come to her and stand close, and she would feel he wanted her to know he would look after her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Learning to Ride THE IMMENSE ARMY OF AMROTH JAHAN MOVED SLOWLY across the fertile plains of the Great Basin, devouring all the winter-stored grain and slaughtering all the cattle as they went. Word of the Orlans' ruthlessness went before them, and they met no resistance. The people of the regions through which they passed gathered in silent clusters to watch them go by, and stared in awe at the warriors' elegant Caspians. They were the first horses ever seen in these parts.
Echo Kittle, carried ...along as part of the Great Jahan's entourage, had still not mounted the horse that had been given her to ride. Each day she asked the Jahan if she was ready, and each day he shook his head and said, "Not yet." It must be soon now. The more time she spent by Kell's side, the better he seemed to understand her. Often she would look round and see him gazing at her, his wide-spaced eyes thoughtful and steady, and she would say, "What, Kell? What is it?" Then he would toss his beautiful head and come to her and stand close, and she would feel he wanted her to know he would look after her.
What to read after Jango?
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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