Sorcerer of the North
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The following day dawned cold and bright, and when Will stirred from the small room the innkeeper had assigned to him, the morning sun glared brightly off the surrounding snowscape and streamed through the windows of the taproom.
Will greeted the tavern keeper over a mug of coffee. The kitchen maid had served him breakfast of toasted bread and slices of cold ham but, as ever, it was the coffee he craved. Apparently the tavern keeper was a kindred spirit. He poured himself a mug and sat oppos...ite Will, taking a sip and sighing appreciatively.
"A good night last night," he said, an unspoken question behind the words. Will nodded.
"Cullum Gelderris is the name, by the way. We never got round to introductions last night." Will shook the hand. "Will Barton," he said. The tavern keeper nodded several times, as if the name meant something to him.
"Yes, a good night it was," he repeated. Will sipped his coffee, saying nothing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The following day dawned cold and bright, and when Will stirred from the small room the innkeeper had assigned to him, the morning sun glared brightly off the surrounding snowscape and streamed through the windows of the taproom.
Will greeted the tavern keeper over a mug of coffee. The kitchen maid had served him breakfast of toasted bread and slices of cold ham but, as ever, it was the coffee he craved. Apparently the tavern keeper was a kindred spirit. He poured himself a mug and sat oppos...ite Will, taking a sip and sighing appreciatively.
"A good night last night," he said, an unspoken question behind the words. Will nodded.
"Cullum Gelderris is the name, by the way. We never got round to introductions last night." Will shook the hand. "Will Barton," he said. The tavern keeper nodded several times, as if the name meant something to him.
"Yes, a good night it was," he repeated. Will sipped his coffee, saying nothing.
What to read after Sorcerer of the North?
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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