Maia
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This was not much more than a broad track, its ruts and marshier places mended with stones or felled saplings laid side by side. After some three miles it entered woodland, where trees stood thick about the verge and in places overhung it. The moon had set and in near-darkness Ba-yub-Otal and Pillan went forward warily, with drawn swords. They met no one, however, and within the hour, from an open place, saw first light creeping into the sky on their right.
Soon the track forked and here Bay...ub-Otal slid off his pack, sat down and turned to Maia with a smile.
"Tired?" She laughed. "Never in the world, my lord. I can go 's far as you like." "There wasn't time to offer you food when you came. Would you like some now?" "Oh, that's kind of you, my lord, but not yet." (The priests had in fact given her a good meal late the previous night.) "You're probably right." He evidently interpreted her refusal as a prudent wish to put first things first and push on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was not much more than a broad track, its ruts and marshier places mended with stones or felled saplings laid side by side. After some three miles it entered woodland, where trees stood thick about the verge and in places overhung it. The moon had set and in near-darkness Ba-yub-Otal and Pillan went forward warily, with drawn swords. They met no one, however, and within the hour, from an open place, saw first light creeping into the sky on their right.
Soon the track forked and here Bay...ub-Otal slid off his pack, sat down and turned to Maia with a smile.
"Tired?" She laughed. "Never in the world, my lord. I can go 's far as you like." "There wasn't time to offer you food when you came. Would you like some now?" "Oh, that's kind of you, my lord, but not yet." (The priests had in fact given her a good meal late the previous night.) "You're probably right." He evidently interpreted her refusal as a prudent wish to put first things first and push on.
What to read after Maia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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