Ranger's Apprentice 12: the Royal Ranger
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It was on a narrow but well-defined track, fringed on either side by scattered, low bushes. The ground was soft and easy underfoot, but not so much that it might cause a horse to stumble or lose his footing. Will swung down and studied the ground.
‘Had any rain lately?’ he asked.
Gatt shook his head. ‘Not since I found the body. But the ground is usually soft in these parts, except in high summer, when it tends to dry out.’ ‘Not high summer now,’ Will said to himself, moving along the trail. It ...ran in a straight line here. There seemed to be no reason why Liam should have fallen from his horse.
‘Where exactly did you find the body?’ he asked.
Gatt walked his horse forward several metres. ‘Here. On the side of the trail. Just past those two trees.’ There were two sizeable trees, standing out from the general vegetation of bushes and shrubs in the area. They were about five metres apart, standing one on either side of the track. Will glanced at them. There were no low, overhanging branches that might sweep an incautious rider from his saddle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was on a narrow but well-defined track, fringed on either side by scattered, low bushes. The ground was soft and easy underfoot, but not so much that it might cause a horse to stumble or lose his footing. Will swung down and studied the ground.
‘Had any rain lately?’ he asked.
Gatt shook his head. ‘Not since I found the body. But the ground is usually soft in these parts, except in high summer, when it tends to dry out.’ ‘Not high summer now,’ Will said to himself, moving along the trail. It ...ran in a straight line here. There seemed to be no reason why Liam should have fallen from his horse.
‘Where exactly did you find the body?’ he asked.
Gatt walked his horse forward several metres. ‘Here. On the side of the trail. Just past those two trees.’ There were two sizeable trees, standing out from the general vegetation of bushes and shrubs in the area. They were about five metres apart, standing one on either side of the track. Will glanced at them. There were no low, overhanging branches that might sweep an incautious rider from his saddle.
What to read after Ranger's Apprentice 12: the Royal Ranger?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Flanagan to read onlineMoreLess
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