Kiteworld (2015)
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The only touch of elegance was the broad, polished desk. Its top was bare save for a blotting pad and inkwell. Beside the inkwell lay a pearl-handled quill sharpener.
He stood stiffly to attention while Captain Goldensoul reread the paper in his hands. Finally he laid it down. A brief silence; then he took off his pince-nez, slipped the little lenses into a case of soft leather. He said, ‘I see.’ He looked up. He said, ‘Why do you wish to leave the Corps, Cadet?’ He swallowed. He said, ‘It’s... in the resignation, sir.’ Goldensoul smiled faintly. He said, ‘The resignation tells me very little. You merely state you no longer wish to fly the Codys. I think I deserve a fraction more than that.’ The other didn’t answer. Goldensoul glanced up at him again. He’d seen the Kites break enough men in his time; Fliers of many years’ seniority sometimes. The strain, the endless danger, finally became too much. But this boy’s nerve hadn’t broken. Not if he was any judge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The only touch of elegance was the broad, polished desk. Its top was bare save for a blotting pad and inkwell. Beside the inkwell lay a pearl-handled quill sharpener.
He stood stiffly to attention while Captain Goldensoul reread the paper in his hands. Finally he laid it down. A brief silence; then he took off his pince-nez, slipped the little lenses into a case of soft leather. He said, ‘I see.’ He looked up. He said, ‘Why do you wish to leave the Corps, Cadet?’ He swallowed. He said, ‘It’s... in the resignation, sir.’ Goldensoul smiled faintly. He said, ‘The resignation tells me very little. You merely state you no longer wish to fly the Codys. I think I deserve a fraction more than that.’ The other didn’t answer. Goldensoul glanced up at him again. He’d seen the Kites break enough men in his time; Fliers of many years’ seniority sometimes. The strain, the endless danger, finally became too much. But this boy’s nerve hadn’t broken. Not if he was any judge.
What to read after Kiteworld?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Keith to read onlineMoreLess
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