Talus And the Frozen King (2014)
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He stopped at the threshold and whispered a few words to each of them. Only then did he enter the house, leaving the women outside with their heads bowed. All wore small hoods of white stoat fur splashed with red dye—a sign of mourning, Bran assumed. One of them was heavily pregnant.
Fethan went straight to the fire to warm his hands. His long hair was matted, his face haggard. He kept shifting his weight from one foot to the other. He didn't look at either Talus or Bran, just stared deep in...to the flames.
'Are you going to sit down?' said Bran.
'I will stand,' said Fethan.
'Very well,' said Talus. 'Thank you for coming.' 'Tharn gave me no choice.' 'I see you have brought friends.' 'The women will tell you what I say is true.' 'Then you have nothing to fear. Will you begin by telling us about the night the king died? I understand you found the body.' At last Fethan looked Talus in the eye. 'Who told you that?' 'Surely everyone must know it was you who raised the alarm.' 'Look, I'm tired.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He stopped at the threshold and whispered a few words to each of them. Only then did he enter the house, leaving the women outside with their heads bowed. All wore small hoods of white stoat fur splashed with red dye—a sign of mourning, Bran assumed. One of them was heavily pregnant.
Fethan went straight to the fire to warm his hands. His long hair was matted, his face haggard. He kept shifting his weight from one foot to the other. He didn't look at either Talus or Bran, just stared deep in...to the flames.
'Are you going to sit down?' said Bran.
'I will stand,' said Fethan.
'Very well,' said Talus. 'Thank you for coming.' 'Tharn gave me no choice.' 'I see you have brought friends.' 'The women will tell you what I say is true.' 'Then you have nothing to fear. Will you begin by telling us about the night the king died? I understand you found the body.' At last Fethan looked Talus in the eye. 'Who told you that?' 'Surely everyone must know it was you who raised the alarm.' 'Look, I'm tired.
What to read after Talus And the Frozen King?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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