Master of the Cauldron (2004)
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They were the chief weavers at the manor—the Abode of Ramelus, according to Ramelus himself and his henchmen, though Ilna’d heard others call it only “the big house.”
The sisters were short, dumpy women past middle age, dressed in hooded black robes. There was little to choose between them in appearance, but Malaha seemed excited by the chance to see what the outsider was going to do, while Mostera glared with the fury of a priestess watching her altar defiled.
Ilna smiled faintly. Though she wa...sn’t going to defile anything, what she planned to make fabric do that day was at the edge of what she considered proper. She’d promised to bring a feeling of joy in those who viewed the result, and so she would, but… The manor house was a sprawling thing that tried to look like more than it was. Originally it must’ve been a rectangle of one story and perhaps a loft. Ramelus had built it to two stories and a false front to the north with pillars all the way up; wings had since spread to either side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were the chief weavers at the manor—the Abode of Ramelus, according to Ramelus himself and his henchmen, though Ilna’d heard others call it only “the big house.”
The sisters were short, dumpy women past middle age, dressed in hooded black robes. There was little to choose between them in appearance, but Malaha seemed excited by the chance to see what the outsider was going to do, while Mostera glared with the fury of a priestess watching her altar defiled.
Ilna smiled faintly. Though she wa...sn’t going to defile anything, what she planned to make fabric do that day was at the edge of what she considered proper. She’d promised to bring a feeling of joy in those who viewed the result, and so she would, but… The manor house was a sprawling thing that tried to look like more than it was. Originally it must’ve been a rectangle of one story and perhaps a loft. Ramelus had built it to two stories and a false front to the north with pillars all the way up; wings had since spread to either side.
What to read after Master of the Cauldron?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Drake to read onlineMoreLess
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