The Autumn Republic
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He put Olem in charge of setting up camp, but made the rounds himself, walking slowly through the tents, waving off salutes, and reminding the men that they had an early morning and a long ride ahead of them and that they should get some rest. When he had finished, he checked on the prisoners, then with the sentries.
“You need some rest, sir.”
Tamas jumped. Taniel stood behind him on the banks of the small river that ran down the center of the valley.
“I’m all right,” Tamas said.
... “You’ve been fiddling since we stopped to make camp. Losing sleep won’t get us back to the front any faster.”
Tamas glanced at his son. Taniel looked older. Lean from weeks of hunger, his cheeks gaunt, he still managed to retain a robust physical appearance. He had put on more muscle since the day Tamas had sent him up to South Pike with orders to kill Bo. That seemed like a lifetime ago.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He put Olem in charge of setting up camp, but made the rounds himself, walking slowly through the tents, waving off salutes, and reminding the men that they had an early morning and a long ride ahead of them and that they should get some rest. When he had finished, he checked on the prisoners, then with the sentries.
“You need some rest, sir.”
Tamas jumped. Taniel stood behind him on the banks of the small river that ran down the center of the valley.
“I’m all right,” Tamas said.
... “You’ve been fiddling since we stopped to make camp. Losing sleep won’t get us back to the front any faster.”
Tamas glanced at his son. Taniel looked older. Lean from weeks of hunger, his cheeks gaunt, he still managed to retain a robust physical appearance. He had put on more muscle since the day Tamas had sent him up to South Pike with orders to kill Bo. That seemed like a lifetime ago.
What to read after The Autumn Republic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brian Mcclellan to read onlineMoreLess
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