The Sword of Aldones
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I followed slowly, and bent over beside her.
“She isn’t dead?”
“Of course not.” Callina looked up. “But that was terrible, even for us. What do you think it was like for her? She’s in shock.”
The girl was lying on her side, one arm across her face.
Soft brown hair, falling forward, hid her features. I brushed it lightly back—then stopped, my hand still touching her cheek, in dazed bewilderment.
“It’s Linnell,” Callina choked. “Linnell!”
Lying on the cold floor was the girl on the spaceport; the ...girl I had seen in my first confused moments in Thendara.
For a moment, even knowing as I did what had happened, I thought my mind would give way. The transition had taken its toll of me, too. Every nerve in my body ached.
“What have we done?” Callina moaned. “What have we done?”
I held her tight. Of course, I thought; of course. Linnell was near; she was close to both of us; we had both been talking, and thinking of Linnell tonight.
And yet.
“You know Cherillys’ two point law?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I followed slowly, and bent over beside her.
“She isn’t dead?”
“Of course not.” Callina looked up. “But that was terrible, even for us. What do you think it was like for her? She’s in shock.”
The girl was lying on her side, one arm across her face.
Soft brown hair, falling forward, hid her features. I brushed it lightly back—then stopped, my hand still touching her cheek, in dazed bewilderment.
“It’s Linnell,” Callina choked. “Linnell!”
Lying on the cold floor was the girl on the spaceport; the ...girl I had seen in my first confused moments in Thendara.
For a moment, even knowing as I did what had happened, I thought my mind would give way. The transition had taken its toll of me, too. Every nerve in my body ached.
“What have we done?” Callina moaned. “What have we done?”
I held her tight. Of course, I thought; of course. Linnell was near; she was close to both of us; we had both been talking, and thinking of Linnell tonight.
And yet.
“You know Cherillys’ two point law?”
What to read after The Sword of Aldones?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bradley Marion Zimmer to read onlineMoreLess
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