Tales From the Captain’s Table (2005)
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GorkonloDnI’pu’ vavpu’ jeKEITH R.A. DECANDIDO“Another warnog.”Wiping his hand on the apron he always wore, Cap brushed a lock of unruly white hair out of his eyes. “That was your tenth warnog, Klag.”“Eleventh, actually.” Klag snorted. “If this were truly the Klingon tavern that it appears to be, you would not be keeping track.”Cap smiled wryly. Each captain who came through the establishment’s doors saw his or her own ideal watering hole, which in Klag’s case meant a public house within the Klin...gon Empire, the wooden walls covered with various edged weapons as well as the heads of trigaks, klongats, targs, and other game animals.Klag continued: “And I’m still quite sober, as your transparent lie was obviously designed to test, so kindly give me another. I’m not nearly drunk enough yet.”“Maybe, maybe not. But you know the rules, Klag.”A Boslic freighter captain muttered, “Like a Klingon ever follows the rules.”Slamming a fist into the bar, Klag whirled on the Boslic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
GorkonloDnI’pu’ vavpu’ jeKEITH R.A. DECANDIDO“Another warnog.”Wiping his hand on the apron he always wore, Cap brushed a lock of unruly white hair out of his eyes. “That was your tenth warnog, Klag.”“Eleventh, actually.” Klag snorted. “If this were truly the Klingon tavern that it appears to be, you would not be keeping track.”Cap smiled wryly. Each captain who came through the establishment’s doors saw his or her own ideal watering hole, which in Klag’s case meant a public house within the Klin...gon Empire, the wooden walls covered with various edged weapons as well as the heads of trigaks, klongats, targs, and other game animals.Klag continued: “And I’m still quite sober, as your transparent lie was obviously designed to test, so kindly give me another. I’m not nearly drunk enough yet.”“Maybe, maybe not. But you know the rules, Klag.”A Boslic freighter captain muttered, “Like a Klingon ever follows the rules.”Slamming a fist into the bar, Klag whirled on the Boslic.
What to read after Tales From the Captain’s Table?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Keith R. A. Decandido to read onlineMoreLess
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