The Salt Road
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The moon was kind to her, but sometimes she stumbled; and once she fell down and skinned her knees even through the thick fabric of her robe, the scattered rocks were so sharp. She walked as if in a dream; she walked as if she had no idea in her head except that of walking. In fact, she tried not to think at all and every time a doubt crept up on her, she pushed it away, allowing her body to take over and keep on moving. Despite this, it was not true to say she had no idea where she was or in wh...ich direction she was heading, because as the constellations moved overhead a voice inside urged her to take note of the alignment of the Scorpion’s Tail and unconsciously she found herself adjusting her course to follow it as it inexorably lowered its sting towards the south and east.As she walked she recited silently to herself folk songs from her childhood that her grandmother and aunts had told to her, songs heard around the fires when the caravanners returned from their journeys or the warriors from their raids; little bits of long-buried nonsense that surfaced from the depths of her memory:Two little birds sitting in a treeOne like you and one like meBlack his wing and bright his eyeThrow a stone and see him fly …The stones were horribly sharp underfoot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The moon was kind to her, but sometimes she stumbled; and once she fell down and skinned her knees even through the thick fabric of her robe, the scattered rocks were so sharp. She walked as if in a dream; she walked as if she had no idea in her head except that of walking. In fact, she tried not to think at all and every time a doubt crept up on her, she pushed it away, allowing her body to take over and keep on moving. Despite this, it was not true to say she had no idea where she was or in wh...ich direction she was heading, because as the constellations moved overhead a voice inside urged her to take note of the alignment of the Scorpion’s Tail and unconsciously she found herself adjusting her course to follow it as it inexorably lowered its sting towards the south and east.As she walked she recited silently to herself folk songs from her childhood that her grandmother and aunts had told to her, songs heard around the fires when the caravanners returned from their journeys or the warriors from their raids; little bits of long-buried nonsense that surfaced from the depths of her memory:Two little birds sitting in a treeOne like you and one like meBlack his wing and bright his eyeThrow a stone and see him fly …The stones were horribly sharp underfoot.
What to read after The Salt Road?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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