The Revolutions of Time
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It is a grim time, you can be sure, mydear Jehu, when Zards and Canitaurs meet in peace, a grim time indeed. " He said that very importantly, with an air of fright in his voice, asone who knows his end is near, for both him and his loved ones. Therewas another moment of silence as he reflected on the meaning of hiswords, and then he rose and beckoned me to follow him. We made our waythrough the bottom half of the room and down the long flight of stairsthat wound down the great tower in the Temp...le of Time. When we reachedthe bottom, we went again into the long room with the bookshelves, thetable, and the altar to Temis. Already there waiting for us were theCanitaur emissaries, Wagner and Bernibus.
They rose to greet me, bowing low in a deferential manner, more out offorced respect than awe, at least on Wagner's part, and after thecustomary blessing that followed, we all sat down at the long woodentable that stretched lengthwise through the room. Wagner and Bernibustook their chairs on one side and the King and myself on the other, heand Wagner being opposite each other, and Bernibus and me being thesame; the King and I were facing the altar and the White Eagle that heldit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is a grim time, you can be sure, mydear Jehu, when Zards and Canitaurs meet in peace, a grim time indeed. " He said that very importantly, with an air of fright in his voice, asone who knows his end is near, for both him and his loved ones. Therewas another moment of silence as he reflected on the meaning of hiswords, and then he rose and beckoned me to follow him. We made our waythrough the bottom half of the room and down the long flight of stairsthat wound down the great tower in the Temp...le of Time. When we reachedthe bottom, we went again into the long room with the bookshelves, thetable, and the altar to Temis. Already there waiting for us were theCanitaur emissaries, Wagner and Bernibus.
They rose to greet me, bowing low in a deferential manner, more out offorced respect than awe, at least on Wagner's part, and after thecustomary blessing that followed, we all sat down at the long woodentable that stretched lengthwise through the room. Wagner and Bernibustook their chairs on one side and the King and myself on the other, heand Wagner being opposite each other, and Bernibus and me being thesame; the King and I were facing the altar and the White Eagle that heldit.
What to read after The Revolutions of Time?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dunn Jonathan to read onlineMoreLess
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