Shardik
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‘The message - should have gone to Bekla,’ he answered haltingly, ‘but the best chance - is lost now.’ The officer looked puzzled. To Bekla? You are not bringing a message to us, then?’ ‘I - have to send a message.’ ‘Is your message to do with the fighting in Bekla ?’ ‘Fighting?’ asked Kelderek.
‘You know that there has been a rising in Bekla? It began about nine days ago. As far as we know, fighting is still going on. Have you come from Deelguy, or whence?’ Confusion descended again upon Kelder...ek’s mind. He was silent and the officer shrugged his shoulders.
‘I am sorry — I can see that you are not yourself - but time may well be very short. We shall have to search you — that for a start’ Kelderek, who had become no stranger to humiliation, stood unresisting as the soldiers, not ungently and with a kind of rough courtesy, set about their task. They placed their findings on the window ledge - a stale crust, a strip of cobbler’s leather, a reaper’s whetstone which he had found lying in a ditch two days before, a handful of dried, aromatic herbs which the gate-keeper’s wife had given him against lice and infection, and a talisman of red-veined stone which must once have belonged to Kavass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘The message - should have gone to Bekla,’ he answered haltingly, ‘but the best chance - is lost now.’ The officer looked puzzled. To Bekla? You are not bringing a message to us, then?’ ‘I - have to send a message.’ ‘Is your message to do with the fighting in Bekla ?’ ‘Fighting?’ asked Kelderek.
‘You know that there has been a rising in Bekla? It began about nine days ago. As far as we know, fighting is still going on. Have you come from Deelguy, or whence?’ Confusion descended again upon Kelder...ek’s mind. He was silent and the officer shrugged his shoulders.
‘I am sorry — I can see that you are not yourself - but time may well be very short. We shall have to search you — that for a start’ Kelderek, who had become no stranger to humiliation, stood unresisting as the soldiers, not ungently and with a kind of rough courtesy, set about their task. They placed their findings on the window ledge - a stale crust, a strip of cobbler’s leather, a reaper’s whetstone which he had found lying in a ditch two days before, a handful of dried, aromatic herbs which the gate-keeper’s wife had given him against lice and infection, and a talisman of red-veined stone which must once have belonged to Kavass.
What to read after Shardik?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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