Pandora Gets Lazy (2010)
Pandora Gets Lazy
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Even though it was morning, the only light in the village came from the small fires everywhere and the dim sunlight trying desperately to beat its way from the other side of the void, through the blackness, past the stars.
“Why are we going this way?” Alcie asked.
“Because she has to see how the men get into the columns in the first place. We need to go by the big ovens,” Iole answered.
The hazy light only confirmed what Pandy had suspected: this small village on the mountaintop was the filthies...t place she’d ever seen. People covered in mud and grime, everyone toiling or sleeping; the body stench was overwhelming. Mud pits next to wells next to small ovens next to column bases next to clusters of dozing bodies. There were no roads, just occasional open spaces to jostle in and out of with the rest of the moving throng. The air, which seemed a little cleaner on the climb up the mountain, was once again dense and sooty. The whites of people’s eyes, the only clean thing about them, stood out, giving everyone a startled appearance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even though it was morning, the only light in the village came from the small fires everywhere and the dim sunlight trying desperately to beat its way from the other side of the void, through the blackness, past the stars.
“Why are we going this way?” Alcie asked.
“Because she has to see how the men get into the columns in the first place. We need to go by the big ovens,” Iole answered.
The hazy light only confirmed what Pandy had suspected: this small village on the mountaintop was the filthies...t place she’d ever seen. People covered in mud and grime, everyone toiling or sleeping; the body stench was overwhelming. Mud pits next to wells next to small ovens next to column bases next to clusters of dozing bodies. There were no roads, just occasional open spaces to jostle in and out of with the rest of the moving throng. The air, which seemed a little cleaner on the climb up the mountain, was once again dense and sooty. The whites of people’s eyes, the only clean thing about them, stood out, giving everyone a startled appearance.
What to read after Pandora Gets Lazy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carolyn Hennesy to read onlineMoreLess
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