The Destroyers
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It upsets them. Understand?" Anketam nodded. "Yes, sir. " "Very well. Good-by, Anketam. I hope to see you again before the nextharvest. " And with that, he turned and walked through the gate, towardthe woman who was standing anxiously on the porch of his home.
* * * * * Anketam turned away and started towards his own village. Most of theothers had already begun the trek back. But Jacovik, Blejjo, and Basomwere waiting for him. They fell into step beside him.
After a while, Jacovik broke the... silence. "Well, Ank, it looks likeyou've got a big job on your hands. " "That's for sure, " said Anketam. He knew that Jacovik envied him thejob; he knew that Jacovik had only missed the appointment by a narrowmargin.
"Jac, " he said, "have you got a man on your crew that you can trust totake over your job?" "Madders could do it, I think, " Jacovik said cautiously. "Why?" "This is too big a job for one man, " said Anketam quietly. "I'll needhelp. I want you to help me, Jac. " There was a long silence while the men walked six paces.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It upsets them. Understand?" Anketam nodded. "Yes, sir. " "Very well. Good-by, Anketam. I hope to see you again before the nextharvest. " And with that, he turned and walked through the gate, towardthe woman who was standing anxiously on the porch of his home.
* * * * * Anketam turned away and started towards his own village. Most of theothers had already begun the trek back. But Jacovik, Blejjo, and Basomwere waiting for him. They fell into step beside him.
After a while, Jacovik broke the... silence. "Well, Ank, it looks likeyou've got a big job on your hands. " "That's for sure, " said Anketam. He knew that Jacovik envied him thejob; he knew that Jacovik had only missed the appointment by a narrowmargin.
"Jac, " he said, "have you got a man on your crew that you can trust totake over your job?" "Madders could do it, I think, " Jacovik said cautiously. "Why?" "This is too big a job for one man, " said Anketam quietly. "I'll needhelp. I want you to help me, Jac. " There was a long silence while the men walked six paces.
What to read after The Destroyers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garrett Randall to read onlineMoreLess
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