Small Gods
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In his box, Om tossed and shook to Brutha’s motion as Brutha staggered across the moving deck and reached the rail.
To anyone except the novice, the boat was clipping through the waves on a good sailing day. Seabirds wheeled in its wake. Away to one side—port or starboard or one of those directions—a school of flying fish broke the surface in an attempt to escape the attentions of some dolphins. Brutha stared at the gray shapes as they zigzagged under the keel in a world where they never had to ...count at all— “Ah, Brutha,” said Vorbis. “Feeding the fishes, I see.”
“No, lord,” said Brutha. “I’m being sick, lord.”
He turned.
There was Sergeant Simony, a muscular young man with the deadpan expression of the truly professional soldier. He was standing next to someone Brutha vaguely recognized as the number-one salt or whatever his title was. And there was the exquisitor, smiling.
“Him! Him!” screamed the voice of the tortoise.
“Our young friend is not a good sailor,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In his box, Om tossed and shook to Brutha’s motion as Brutha staggered across the moving deck and reached the rail.
To anyone except the novice, the boat was clipping through the waves on a good sailing day. Seabirds wheeled in its wake. Away to one side—port or starboard or one of those directions—a school of flying fish broke the surface in an attempt to escape the attentions of some dolphins. Brutha stared at the gray shapes as they zigzagged under the keel in a world where they never had to ...count at all— “Ah, Brutha,” said Vorbis. “Feeding the fishes, I see.”
“No, lord,” said Brutha. “I’m being sick, lord.”
He turned.
There was Sergeant Simony, a muscular young man with the deadpan expression of the truly professional soldier. He was standing next to someone Brutha vaguely recognized as the number-one salt or whatever his title was. And there was the exquisitor, smiling.
“Him! Him!” screamed the voice of the tortoise.
“Our young friend is not a good sailor,”
What to read after Small Gods?
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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