The Tears of the Sun (2011)
The Tears of the Sun
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“I thought I was fully recovered from the concussion,” she said, stepping back and lowering the point of her wooden blade.
“Aren’t you?” Ian Kovalevsky said anxiously, doing likewise and letting his shield down.
Neither of them went entirely out of stance until they were three paces backward. He was barely limping anymore, and neither was she, though they were still being careful. Not as careful as Dr. Nirasha would have liked; but they were both in their early twenties, in robust good health an...d in a profession where a fairly casual attitude towards risk was part of the package and wounds just a cost of doing business. Ritva doubted the doctor would have approved of the padded practice gear, or the cloth-wrapped wooden swords in their hands. The hot, bronze, hay-smelling distances of the shortgrass prairie stretched around them, with the white walled mass of the Anchor Bar Seven homeplace tiny in the distance, and the blue eye of the little lake and the green-and-yellow streak of the irrigated land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“I thought I was fully recovered from the concussion,” she said, stepping back and lowering the point of her wooden blade.
“Aren’t you?” Ian Kovalevsky said anxiously, doing likewise and letting his shield down.
Neither of them went entirely out of stance until they were three paces backward. He was barely limping anymore, and neither was she, though they were still being careful. Not as careful as Dr. Nirasha would have liked; but they were both in their early twenties, in robust good health an...d in a profession where a fairly casual attitude towards risk was part of the package and wounds just a cost of doing business. Ritva doubted the doctor would have approved of the padded practice gear, or the cloth-wrapped wooden swords in their hands. The hot, bronze, hay-smelling distances of the shortgrass prairie stretched around them, with the white walled mass of the Anchor Bar Seven homeplace tiny in the distance, and the blue eye of the little lake and the green-and-yellow streak of the irrigated land.
What to read after The Tears of the Sun?
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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