The Eternal Maiden 8 3
The Eternal Maiden 8 3
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Others joined in the clamor. The entire tribe seemed towake as from a sleep of the dead.
"He starts for the mountains, " said Maisanguaq. "Thinkest thou thespirits will strike?" Sipsu opened his eyes--and glared wildly at Maisanguaq.
"Speak, " Maisanguaq demanded. "Hast thou not the power?" "Did I not once go to the bottom of the sea to _Nerrvik_, she who rulesover the sea creatures? Hath she not only one hand, and is she notpowerless to plait her hair? Doth she not obey me? For did I notplait ...her hair? Did I not carry wood for weapons to the spirits of themountains? And have they not answered for nigh a thousand moons?" "Yet there is doubt in thy voice, Sipsu!" "Yea, to be truthful with thee, Maisanguaq, there is dispute among thespirits. I cannot determine what they say. " He bent his head as iflistening. Then he asked: "Doth Ootah not go that Annadoah may have food?" Maisanguaq nodded assent.
"And the tribe?" Maisanguaq again nodded.
As though he suddenly heard some terrifying converse among hisfamiliars the necromancer's face blanched.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Others joined in the clamor. The entire tribe seemed towake as from a sleep of the dead.
"He starts for the mountains, " said Maisanguaq. "Thinkest thou thespirits will strike?" Sipsu opened his eyes--and glared wildly at Maisanguaq.
"Speak, " Maisanguaq demanded. "Hast thou not the power?" "Did I not once go to the bottom of the sea to _Nerrvik_, she who rulesover the sea creatures? Hath she not only one hand, and is she notpowerless to plait her hair? Doth she not obey me? For did I notplait ...her hair? Did I not carry wood for weapons to the spirits of themountains? And have they not answered for nigh a thousand moons?" "Yet there is doubt in thy voice, Sipsu!" "Yea, to be truthful with thee, Maisanguaq, there is dispute among thespirits. I cannot determine what they say. " He bent his head as iflistening. Then he asked: "Doth Ootah not go that Annadoah may have food?" Maisanguaq nodded assent.
"And the tribe?" Maisanguaq again nodded.
As though he suddenly heard some terrifying converse among hisfamiliars the necromancer's face blanched.
What to read after The Eternal Maiden 8 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T Everett Harr to read onlineMoreLess
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