Terror of Constantinople
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I could feel the heat baking though my sandals as I stood looking down at the brown sweat that oozed from every pore of my body in that room. Another slave knelt before me on a leather mat, scraping at my legs with his strigil.
‘With all respect, sir,’ he said, looking up, ‘we’ll surely cook before we can get all that dirt out of you.’ On the far side of the hot room, Martin was trying to insist that he could scrape himself. For all the notice his own ministering slaves took of h...im, he might have been speaking Celtic.
Theophanes had been right. The City was to our left, but some of the Germanics had been over on our right – four of them. I don’t know if they’d been waiting for us on orders carried from the Great One, or if they’d still been looking for us.
All that mattered was that they’d almost caught us. We’d run like lunatics over that broken ground towards the defensive clearing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I could feel the heat baking though my sandals as I stood looking down at the brown sweat that oozed from every pore of my body in that room. Another slave knelt before me on a leather mat, scraping at my legs with his strigil.
‘With all respect, sir,’ he said, looking up, ‘we’ll surely cook before we can get all that dirt out of you.’ On the far side of the hot room, Martin was trying to insist that he could scrape himself. For all the notice his own ministering slaves took of h...im, he might have been speaking Celtic.
Theophanes had been right. The City was to our left, but some of the Germanics had been over on our right – four of them. I don’t know if they’d been waiting for us on orders carried from the Great One, or if they’d still been looking for us.
All that mattered was that they’d almost caught us. We’d run like lunatics over that broken ground towards the defensive clearing.
What to read after Terror of Constantinople?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Blaker to read onlineMoreLess
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