The Tenth Gift
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Each morning the raïs would rise at dawn with the first call of the prayer leader, wash himself with ritual care using the cold water in the bowl behind the traceried mahogany screen, and, taking up a stick his men had fashioned for him, limp down the companionway and up onto the deck. Cat would not see him again until sundown.
At first it was hard to fill her hours. She would lie in the semidark, waiting for the knock at the door that signaled the arrival of the food with which she every mornin...g broke her fast—a little hard bread, some oil, a little honey rather less dark and pungent than that with which she had cleansed the raïs’s wounds, and from time to time a strange hot drink flavored with some herb and a great deal of sugar, which she would drink down greedily. The call to prayer came again at midmorning and once more as the sun climbed high, and still he would not return. After a few days, she realized that she missed his company, and that gave her concern. Surely she should hate her captor and wish death upon him?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Each morning the raïs would rise at dawn with the first call of the prayer leader, wash himself with ritual care using the cold water in the bowl behind the traceried mahogany screen, and, taking up a stick his men had fashioned for him, limp down the companionway and up onto the deck. Cat would not see him again until sundown.
At first it was hard to fill her hours. She would lie in the semidark, waiting for the knock at the door that signaled the arrival of the food with which she every mornin...g broke her fast—a little hard bread, some oil, a little honey rather less dark and pungent than that with which she had cleansed the raïs’s wounds, and from time to time a strange hot drink flavored with some herb and a great deal of sugar, which she would drink down greedily. The call to prayer came again at midmorning and once more as the sun climbed high, and still he would not return. After a few days, she realized that she missed his company, and that gave her concern. Surely she should hate her captor and wish death upon him?
What to read after The Tenth Gift?
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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