Wyst: Alastor 1716
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Jantiff sat on the bench, leaning back against his ramshackle stone and seaweed hut. Ryl Shermatz, a person of medium stature, with well-formed features and short brown hair, stood beside him, one leg propped upon the bench. He had dragged the dead hulk around to the side; only Booch’s black boots, extending past the edge of the hut, bore witness to his presence.
Jantiff spoke at length, in a voice which presently dwindled to a husky croak.
Ryl Shermatz said little, inserting only an occ...asional question.
From time to time he nodded as if Jantiff’s remarks reinforced opinions of his own.
Jantiff’s account came to an end: “My only uncertainty is Glisten. Last night I dreamt of her, and in my dream she spoke; it was strange to hear her, and even in my sleep I felt as if I would weep.”
Ryl Shermatz gazed south over the gray ocean. “Well, Jantiff,”
he said at last, “it is clear that you have endured hard times.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jantiff sat on the bench, leaning back against his ramshackle stone and seaweed hut. Ryl Shermatz, a person of medium stature, with well-formed features and short brown hair, stood beside him, one leg propped upon the bench. He had dragged the dead hulk around to the side; only Booch’s black boots, extending past the edge of the hut, bore witness to his presence.
Jantiff spoke at length, in a voice which presently dwindled to a husky croak.
Ryl Shermatz said little, inserting only an occ...asional question.
From time to time he nodded as if Jantiff’s remarks reinforced opinions of his own.
Jantiff’s account came to an end: “My only uncertainty is Glisten. Last night I dreamt of her, and in my dream she spoke; it was strange to hear her, and even in my sleep I felt as if I would weep.”
Ryl Shermatz gazed south over the gray ocean. “Well, Jantiff,”
he said at last, “it is clear that you have endured hard times.
What to read after Wyst: Alastor 1716?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vance Jack to read onlineMoreLess
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