Nation
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“Where is Cox now, do you think?”
“I hope to goodness the wave drowned him!” said Daphne. “I know I shouldn’t, but I do.”
“And you fear that it did not,” said Mau. It wasn’t a question.
“That’s true. I think it would take more than a wave. Hah, Foxlip said he killed Cox. That was just because he wanted to look big, I’m sure. But Polegrave said something about Cox having cannibal chums. Could that happen?”
“I don’t know. The Raiders kill for glory and skulls. You say he kills for no reason. He ki...lls things because they are alive. He sounds like a bad dream, a monster. They will not know what to make of him.”
“Soup?” Daphne suggested.
“I doubt it,” said Mau. “A cannibal has to be careful who he eats. Milo would make them strong, Pilu would give them a magic voice, and I would give them…indigestion. Who would want to eat a madman?”
Daphne shuddered. “Just so long as they don’t eat me!”
“No, they would never eat a woman,” said Mau.
“That’s very gentlemanly of them!”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Where is Cox now, do you think?”
“I hope to goodness the wave drowned him!” said Daphne. “I know I shouldn’t, but I do.”
“And you fear that it did not,” said Mau. It wasn’t a question.
“That’s true. I think it would take more than a wave. Hah, Foxlip said he killed Cox. That was just because he wanted to look big, I’m sure. But Polegrave said something about Cox having cannibal chums. Could that happen?”
“I don’t know. The Raiders kill for glory and skulls. You say he kills for no reason. He ki...lls things because they are alive. He sounds like a bad dream, a monster. They will not know what to make of him.”
“Soup?” Daphne suggested.
“I doubt it,” said Mau. “A cannibal has to be careful who he eats. Milo would make them strong, Pilu would give them a magic voice, and I would give them…indigestion. Who would want to eat a madman?”
Daphne shuddered. “Just so long as they don’t eat me!”
“No, they would never eat a woman,” said Mau.
“That’s very gentlemanly of them!”
What to read after Nation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Terry Pratchett to read onlineMoreLess
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