Arrows of the Sun
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The cities that Estarion had seen and heard of in the Golden Empire were all old beyond reckoning. All but Induverran.
There had been a city of that name in this place for years out of count, but the walls that framed it, the towers that rose within it, were none of them more than fourscore years old. Even Endros was older than that; but Endros was a white city, with a purity that time and men’s habitation could not sully. Induverran struck Estarion with an air both grandiose and shabby, as if t...he land’s weight had overwhelmed the new-raised stones, or memory bowed and stained them.
That memory was clear always beyond the walls. Induverran that was now stood apart from Induverran that had been, nearer a little river that had shifted since the first city was built. The old city stood in ruins like the charred bones of a demon’s feast, grown over but thinly though the land was rich round about.
No one walked there. Birds did not shun it, but neither did they linger, or build their nests amid the fallen pillars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The cities that Estarion had seen and heard of in the Golden Empire were all old beyond reckoning. All but Induverran.
There had been a city of that name in this place for years out of count, but the walls that framed it, the towers that rose within it, were none of them more than fourscore years old. Even Endros was older than that; but Endros was a white city, with a purity that time and men’s habitation could not sully. Induverran struck Estarion with an air both grandiose and shabby, as if t...he land’s weight had overwhelmed the new-raised stones, or memory bowed and stained them.
That memory was clear always beyond the walls. Induverran that was now stood apart from Induverran that had been, nearer a little river that had shifted since the first city was built. The old city stood in ruins like the charred bones of a demon’s feast, grown over but thinly though the land was rich round about.
No one walked there. Birds did not shun it, but neither did they linger, or build their nests amid the fallen pillars.
What to read after Arrows of the Sun?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Judith Tarr to read onlineMoreLess
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