The Legions of Fire
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Syra was just behind her, and in the maid’s train followed a gaggle of lesser servants. They included two male lantern bearers, though the lamps in the hall had already been lit.
“Is my daughter ready?” Hedia snapped to the group of maids chatting beside the half-sized bronze copy of Myron’s Discus Thrower. She thought one of them was assigned to Alphena’s suite; and regardless, all of the upstairs servants probably knew where the family members were. They rarely had anything to do except gossip..., after all.
The servants had flattened stiffly against the wall when Hedia strode into view. “Your ladyship!” said a henna-haired maid who must be nearly fifty. “Lady Alphena is already gone to the street to inspect the new litter!”
“Indeed?” Hedia said without raising an eyebrow.
“It’s just been delivered,” volunteered a new under-steward. The older men to either side grabbed him by the elbows and hustled him backward through a doorway and out of sight.
Hedia stepped briskly down the stairs, her face expressionless.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Syra was just behind her, and in the maid’s train followed a gaggle of lesser servants. They included two male lantern bearers, though the lamps in the hall had already been lit.
“Is my daughter ready?” Hedia snapped to the group of maids chatting beside the half-sized bronze copy of Myron’s Discus Thrower. She thought one of them was assigned to Alphena’s suite; and regardless, all of the upstairs servants probably knew where the family members were. They rarely had anything to do except gossip..., after all.
The servants had flattened stiffly against the wall when Hedia strode into view. “Your ladyship!” said a henna-haired maid who must be nearly fifty. “Lady Alphena is already gone to the street to inspect the new litter!”
“Indeed?” Hedia said without raising an eyebrow.
“It’s just been delivered,” volunteered a new under-steward. The older men to either side grabbed him by the elbows and hustled him backward through a doorway and out of sight.
Hedia stepped briskly down the stairs, her face expressionless.
What to read after The Legions of Fire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Drake to read onlineMoreLess
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