Take a Thief
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You had to grease palms before you got a place where you could expect to have privileges, maybe even collect tips for exemplary service. Gold would purchase forged letters of commendation— very rarely did anyone ever bother to check on those, especially if they were from a household inconveniently deep into the countryside. Those letters could get Skif into, 163 Take a Thief say, a position as an undergroom, or a footman. A place where he'd be in contact with Lord Orthallen's guests, friends, an...d associates. Where he could hear their voices.
This one encounter changed everything….
Maybe.
It was one plan. There were others, that would allow Skif to hang onto the unexpected windfall. Jass wouldn't have been paid for the job entirely in advance— he'd have to collect the rest, and maybe Skif could catch him at it. There were other places where Skif could go to listen for that familiar, smooth and pitiless voice.
But the idea of insinuating himself into a noble household was the kind of plan that the craggy-faced sell-sword would not be able to anticipate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You had to grease palms before you got a place where you could expect to have privileges, maybe even collect tips for exemplary service. Gold would purchase forged letters of commendation— very rarely did anyone ever bother to check on those, especially if they were from a household inconveniently deep into the countryside. Those letters could get Skif into, 163 Take a Thief say, a position as an undergroom, or a footman. A place where he'd be in contact with Lord Orthallen's guests, friends, an...d associates. Where he could hear their voices.
This one encounter changed everything….
Maybe.
It was one plan. There were others, that would allow Skif to hang onto the unexpected windfall. Jass wouldn't have been paid for the job entirely in advance— he'd have to collect the rest, and maybe Skif could catch him at it. There were other places where Skif could go to listen for that familiar, smooth and pitiless voice.
But the idea of insinuating himself into a noble household was the kind of plan that the craggy-faced sell-sword would not be able to anticipate.
What to read after Take a Thief?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mercedes Lackey to read onlineMoreLess
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