Wizards’ Worlds
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Hertha stopped to catch her breath, ramming the butt of the hunting spear she had been using as a staff into the drift before her, the smooth shaft breaking through the crust with difficulty.
She frowned at the broken hole without seeing it.
There was a long dagger at her belt, the short-hafted spear in her mittened hand.
And under her cloak she hugged to her the all too small bundle which she had brought with her out of Horla’s Hold. The other burden which she carried lay within her..., and she forced herself to face squarely the fate it had brought upon her.
Now her lips firmed into a line, her chin went up. Suddenly she spat with a hiss of breath. Shame—why should she feel shame? Had Kuno expected her to whine and wail, perhaps crawl before him so he could “forgive” her, prove thus to his followers his greatness of spirit?
She showed her teeth as might a cornered vixen and aimed a harder blow at the drift.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hertha stopped to catch her breath, ramming the butt of the hunting spear she had been using as a staff into the drift before her, the smooth shaft breaking through the crust with difficulty.
She frowned at the broken hole without seeing it.
There was a long dagger at her belt, the short-hafted spear in her mittened hand.
And under her cloak she hugged to her the all too small bundle which she had brought with her out of Horla’s Hold. The other burden which she carried lay within her..., and she forced herself to face squarely the fate it had brought upon her.
Now her lips firmed into a line, her chin went up. Suddenly she spat with a hiss of breath. Shame—why should she feel shame? Had Kuno expected her to whine and wail, perhaps crawl before him so he could “forgive” her, prove thus to his followers his greatness of spirit?
She showed her teeth as might a cornered vixen and aimed a harder blow at the drift.
What to read after Wizards’ Worlds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norton Andre to read onlineMoreLess
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