Mistress of the Catacombs
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Before her was a scene of herdsmen with long poles driving brindled cattle back from mountain pastures in autumn; the trees had already begun to lose their leaves.
Barca's Hamlet was sheep country. They raised cattle in the highlands of Northern Haft, but those regions had been as far away as the moon when Sharina was growing up.
Merchants and drovers came to the borough from Sandrakkan, Blaise, and even Ornifal during the Sheep Fair. Nobody came from the north of the island, though. The folk th...ere had their own markets and their own customs. If they bought wool, they did so from factors in Carcosa when they drove their herds to market in the capital.
Sharina thought about Ilna lying on the bed in waxen silence, of Cashel vanished without a trace and Garric's body walking and talking under the control of a mind not his. She hugged herself and wondered if she were going to cry.
She turned, planning to ask Tenoctris—again—how long it'd been since Ilna had gone into her trance. The old woman sat on her backless chair, reading from a small parchment codex.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Before her was a scene of herdsmen with long poles driving brindled cattle back from mountain pastures in autumn; the trees had already begun to lose their leaves.
Barca's Hamlet was sheep country. They raised cattle in the highlands of Northern Haft, but those regions had been as far away as the moon when Sharina was growing up.
Merchants and drovers came to the borough from Sandrakkan, Blaise, and even Ornifal during the Sheep Fair. Nobody came from the north of the island, though. The folk th...ere had their own markets and their own customs. If they bought wool, they did so from factors in Carcosa when they drove their herds to market in the capital.
Sharina thought about Ilna lying on the bed in waxen silence, of Cashel vanished without a trace and Garric's body walking and talking under the control of a mind not his. She hugged herself and wondered if she were going to cry.
She turned, planning to ask Tenoctris—again—how long it'd been since Ilna had gone into her trance. The old woman sat on her backless chair, reading from a small parchment codex.
What to read after Mistress of the Catacombs?
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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