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The creatures’ eyes were deeply shadowed by swags of hair mats, and their speech for the most part consisted of shouts and grunts and threatening noises. But the Linyaari reserved the bulk of their disgust for themselves. What actually disgusted the Linyaari most was the concept of having to hold anything prisoner at all.
“Have you been able to read them?” Yaniriin asked Miirl.
“I confess I haven’t had any desire to,” she admitted. “Surely these stinking, oafish louts can have nothing to do with... the subtle, quiet disappearances of our people?”
“Maak indicated that their language appeared to be some form of Terran,” Yaniriin said. “Perhaps when Captain Becker arrives in the Condor, he will help us communicate with them in their own tongue.”
“Maak did indicate that the form of the Terran language they spoke was extremely primitive,” Miirl said doubtfully. “Becker seems to be an advanced representative of the species.”
Nadhari Kando put in a comment from her command station on MOO.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The creatures’ eyes were deeply shadowed by swags of hair mats, and their speech for the most part consisted of shouts and grunts and threatening noises. But the Linyaari reserved the bulk of their disgust for themselves. What actually disgusted the Linyaari most was the concept of having to hold anything prisoner at all.
“Have you been able to read them?” Yaniriin asked Miirl.
“I confess I haven’t had any desire to,” she admitted. “Surely these stinking, oafish louts can have nothing to do with... the subtle, quiet disappearances of our people?”
“Maak indicated that their language appeared to be some form of Terran,” Yaniriin said. “Perhaps when Captain Becker arrives in the Condor, he will help us communicate with them in their own tongue.”
“Maak did indicate that the form of the Terran language they spoke was extremely primitive,” Miirl said doubtfully. “Becker seems to be an advanced representative of the species.”
Nadhari Kando put in a comment from her command station on MOO.
What to read after Acorna’s Search?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anne Mccaffrey to read onlineMoreLess
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