Skull Gate (1985)
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Her back ached from long riding, and she felt bone-tired, though not ready for sleep. A horse nickered, probably Tras Sur'tian's. The Korkyran had gone to hobble his mount and not yet returned. Ashur and the stranger's horse wandered free.
“Kimon,” he answered, and bit into his own ration.
She leaned back on her saddle and regarded the slender man. He sat with one leg drawn up, a lanky figure in comfortable repose. She had yet to see him in decent light, but he had that air of self-confidence an...d arrogant indifference that usually bespoke a seasoned warrior. Certainly he'd handled himself skillfully enough in Shadamas. “You're not Korkyran.” She knew it by his accent, though she couldn't guess his true homeland.
“I'm from a lot of places,” he admitted. “Trafyban, Keled-Zaram, Shagea, Emmidar—" “Which do you call home?” she interrupted.
He chewed lazily and swallowed a bite before answering. “How much stock we put in that silly word,” he said. “Home is where my horse is.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her back ached from long riding, and she felt bone-tired, though not ready for sleep. A horse nickered, probably Tras Sur'tian's. The Korkyran had gone to hobble his mount and not yet returned. Ashur and the stranger's horse wandered free.
“Kimon,” he answered, and bit into his own ration.
She leaned back on her saddle and regarded the slender man. He sat with one leg drawn up, a lanky figure in comfortable repose. She had yet to see him in decent light, but he had that air of self-confidence an...d arrogant indifference that usually bespoke a seasoned warrior. Certainly he'd handled himself skillfully enough in Shadamas. “You're not Korkyran.” She knew it by his accent, though she couldn't guess his true homeland.
“I'm from a lot of places,” he admitted. “Trafyban, Keled-Zaram, Shagea, Emmidar—" “Which do you call home?” she interrupted.
He chewed lazily and swallowed a bite before answering. “How much stock we put in that silly word,” he said. “Home is where my horse is.”
What to read after Skull Gate?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bailey, Robin to read onlineMoreLess
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