Voyage of the Basilisk : a Memoir By Lady Trent (9781429956369) (2015)
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I said dully, staring up at the web of ropes that held the caeliger’s balloon. “She did not think she would get away with us.”
“I think it would be better to say, she planned for the possibility.” Suhail took the palm leaf from me, stripped it, and jammed it in among the recalcitrant machinery.
Lieutenant Handeson helped me to my feet. “She gave the orders ages ago, not long after we were taken. If anybody had a chance to escape, they should go. The Keongans won’t hurt her, and this way,... we can send a rescue.”
Whereas if she came with us, they would move heaven and earth to retrieve her. I wondered suddenly if she had ever intended to get on board the caeliger. It would fly farther and faster with only three passengers—and if we were lost at sea, she would not be lost with us. No, I thought, not that last; she had shown no fear of drowning. But our chances were indeed better without her, even if Hannah and Captain Emery would have preferred to have her away from the Keongans at once.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I said dully, staring up at the web of ropes that held the caeliger’s balloon. “She did not think she would get away with us.”
“I think it would be better to say, she planned for the possibility.” Suhail took the palm leaf from me, stripped it, and jammed it in among the recalcitrant machinery.
Lieutenant Handeson helped me to my feet. “She gave the orders ages ago, not long after we were taken. If anybody had a chance to escape, they should go. The Keongans won’t hurt her, and this way,... we can send a rescue.”
Whereas if she came with us, they would move heaven and earth to retrieve her. I wondered suddenly if she had ever intended to get on board the caeliger. It would fly farther and faster with only three passengers—and if we were lost at sea, she would not be lost with us. No, I thought, not that last; she had shown no fear of drowning. But our chances were indeed better without her, even if Hannah and Captain Emery would have preferred to have her away from the Keongans at once.
What to read after Voyage of the Basilisk : a Memoir By Lady Trent (9781429956369)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marie Brennan to read onlineMoreLess
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