Winter Moon (2005)
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Tomorrow was the moon’s First Night.“Clirando, do you see?”“I see. The beacons are burning.”High up, the coastal cliffs were gemmed with them, drops of brilliant fire, each one separated from the next by many miles.They were like eyes, watching, as the boat came in. Nothing else was to be seen, but the luminous rollers of the surf on the shore.The galley had put them off as soon as the sun set in the Middle Sea. The Isle was visible, a black dot far away. The captain told Clirando the water ther...e was too shallow for his ship, but also no man or woman, unless called or ordered to the Isle, might go in any nearer.Strong, and aching for action after the slow voyage, the band was quite eager to take up oars and row.Gradually the sea dulled to a leaden blue and the sky faded like an autumn rose. Great darkness came, scattered with stars. The galley had drawn away.Briefly the younger girls chattered, excited or unnerved. Then they fell silent as the rest.The hump of the island grew from the night, always still blacker, and then the beacons burned out above.Clirando had been given by the captain a rudimentary map, which showed a way in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tomorrow was the moon’s First Night.“Clirando, do you see?”“I see. The beacons are burning.”High up, the coastal cliffs were gemmed with them, drops of brilliant fire, each one separated from the next by many miles.They were like eyes, watching, as the boat came in. Nothing else was to be seen, but the luminous rollers of the surf on the shore.The galley had put them off as soon as the sun set in the Middle Sea. The Isle was visible, a black dot far away. The captain told Clirando the water ther...e was too shallow for his ship, but also no man or woman, unless called or ordered to the Isle, might go in any nearer.Strong, and aching for action after the slow voyage, the band was quite eager to take up oars and row.Gradually the sea dulled to a leaden blue and the sky faded like an autumn rose. Great darkness came, scattered with stars. The galley had drawn away.Briefly the younger girls chattered, excited or unnerved. Then they fell silent as the rest.The hump of the island grew from the night, always still blacker, and then the beacons burned out above.Clirando had been given by the captain a rudimentary map, which showed a way in.
What to read after Winter Moon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mercedes Lackey to read onlineMoreLess
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