Youngling
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Joste and the guards exchanged amazed glances. "What did you do tohim, Group-Leader?" the younger one asked.
"I did nothing, Sedni. What has happened to him was his own choice, hesaid. He had hoped to die before this became necessary. " Joste lookeddown at his burden, troubled by the man's sudden change. "He resistedme with all his will, yet now he clings to me for comfort, as a newbornclings to its mother. He seems not to know me any longer, perhaps notto know himself. " "As one who has lost a...ll memory?" the older guard asked.
"I think . . . Not lost, " Joste said slowly. "He told me he knew whathe was doing, and I believe him. " "What, then?" "I cannot be sure yet . . . But he fought me as well as he was able, though he must have known he had no way to win, and I denied him theescape of death. Had he lacked honor as I thought, he would havespoken in an effort to live--but he did not. " Joste hesitated. He hadunderestimated the man; perhaps Marguerre had spoken the truth earlier. Perhaps he had truly felt no dishonor in leading females into combat--athing that was difficult to believe, but so was his sudden change froma defiant Marine to a sobbing .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Joste and the guards exchanged amazed glances. "What did you do tohim, Group-Leader?" the younger one asked.
"I did nothing, Sedni. What has happened to him was his own choice, hesaid. He had hoped to die before this became necessary. " Joste lookeddown at his burden, troubled by the man's sudden change. "He resistedme with all his will, yet now he clings to me for comfort, as a newbornclings to its mother. He seems not to know me any longer, perhaps notto know himself. " "As one who has lost a...ll memory?" the older guard asked.
"I think . . . Not lost, " Joste said slowly. "He told me he knew whathe was doing, and I believe him. " "What, then?" "I cannot be sure yet . . . But he fought me as well as he was able, though he must have known he had no way to win, and I denied him theescape of death. Had he lacked honor as I thought, he would havespoken in an effort to live--but he did not. " Joste hesitated. He hadunderestimated the man; perhaps Marguerre had spoken the truth earlier. Perhaps he had truly felt no dishonor in leading females into combat--athing that was difficult to believe, but so was his sudden change froma defiant Marine to a sobbing .
What to read after Youngling?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson Ann to read onlineMoreLess
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