The Protector's War
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the elder Loring asked. “Instead of—” “Discomfort? Fear? Unending toil?” his son called back over his shoulder. “Being stuck in the middle of a complete balls-up?” John Hordle grunted in agreement and took a hand off his paddle long enough to swat a mosquito. “I’d rather be sitting in a good pub with a girl, sir,” he said. “Say that Gudrun from Bob’s place. Talking about me adventures.”
The three men paddled in silence for a moment; the three canoes were traveling roughly abreast, usually close ...enough for easy conversation as the winding banks of the Great Ouse passed by slowly on either side—except that those banks were far less firm and definite than they had been a decade earlier. Most of a millenium of banking and diking and drainage had been undone in eight years, as the waters broke the bonds men laid on them and sought their own level.
Then Hordle chuckled. “What a bunch of bloody liars we are,” he said. “If we wanted it all that much, we’d be in the bloody pub right now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
the elder Loring asked. “Instead of—” “Discomfort? Fear? Unending toil?” his son called back over his shoulder. “Being stuck in the middle of a complete balls-up?” John Hordle grunted in agreement and took a hand off his paddle long enough to swat a mosquito. “I’d rather be sitting in a good pub with a girl, sir,” he said. “Say that Gudrun from Bob’s place. Talking about me adventures.”
The three men paddled in silence for a moment; the three canoes were traveling roughly abreast, usually close ...enough for easy conversation as the winding banks of the Great Ouse passed by slowly on either side—except that those banks were far less firm and definite than they had been a decade earlier. Most of a millenium of banking and diking and drainage had been undone in eight years, as the waters broke the bonds men laid on them and sought their own level.
Then Hordle chuckled. “What a bunch of bloody liars we are,” he said. “If we wanted it all that much, we’d be in the bloody pub right now.
What to read after The Protector's War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S.M. Stirling to read onlineMoreLess
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