The Beginning
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This was not Otah's usual direction. And later, on the far shore across the shallows he saw one of Kurho'stribe from Far End. It was not often that Kurho's people foraged thisfar, and Gral could not say how long the man must have stood there boldand brazen. When next he looked up, the fellow was gone.
Ordinarily he would have reported this to Gor-wah, but the incident wassoon forgotten. He continued doggedly with shaft and stone. It wassomething wild and febrile that drove him now, and he could... not havewondered at his own incredible quixotism--he was a million years removedfrom that! But inevitably his synapses took hold, the neuronic linksgrooved, and to Gral one thought emerged: _the vines would never do_.
And so he came to know where the missing factor lay. He knew it dullyand was helpless.
More than helpless, he was hungry. It came with a great gnawing need. Onthe fifth day it was _Otah_ who noticed, and more out of contempt thanpity tossed him the remnants of a wild-dog he had brought: the portionwas little more than stripped bones and sinew, but Gral accepted withoutquestion, crawled to his place on the ledge and partially assuaged hishunger.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was not Otah's usual direction. And later, on the far shore across the shallows he saw one of Kurho'stribe from Far End. It was not often that Kurho's people foraged thisfar, and Gral could not say how long the man must have stood there boldand brazen. When next he looked up, the fellow was gone.
Ordinarily he would have reported this to Gor-wah, but the incident wassoon forgotten. He continued doggedly with shaft and stone. It wassomething wild and febrile that drove him now, and he could... not havewondered at his own incredible quixotism--he was a million years removedfrom that! But inevitably his synapses took hold, the neuronic linksgrooved, and to Gral one thought emerged: _the vines would never do_.
And so he came to know where the missing factor lay. He knew it dullyand was helpless.
More than helpless, he was hungry. It came with a great gnawing need. Onthe fifth day it was _Otah_ who noticed, and more out of contempt thanpity tossed him the remnants of a wild-dog he had brought: the portionwas little more than stripped bones and sinew, but Gral accepted withoutquestion, crawled to his place on the ledge and partially assuaged hishunger.
What to read after The Beginning?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hasse Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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