Beyond the Gap (2011)
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LIV WHISPERED, looking first to one side, then to the other. She shook her head in awe and wonder. “Oh,” she said again.
Hamnet Thyssen couldn’t have put it better himself. They were passing through the narrowest part of the Gap. The ground between the two titanic ice mountains was soggy, almost saturated, with meltwater. The horses had to pick their way through the mud as carefully as they could. That meant their riders had to pay close attention to what they were doing—except they couldn’t, be...cause the spectacle to either side was too magnificent.
The Gap had melted through, yes, but not by much. The gap in the ice was only a few hundred yards wide here. It towered up and up and up to either side. How far up was it to the top of the Glacier? A mile? Two miles? Three? Hamnet didn’t know. He couldn’t begin to guess. A clever geometer or surveyor might have been able to figure it out, but he was neither. Far enough to be daunting—far enough and then some.
Except near noon, the shadow of one half of the Glacier or the other shrouded the Gap.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
LIV WHISPERED, looking first to one side, then to the other. She shook her head in awe and wonder. “Oh,” she said again.
Hamnet Thyssen couldn’t have put it better himself. They were passing through the narrowest part of the Gap. The ground between the two titanic ice mountains was soggy, almost saturated, with meltwater. The horses had to pick their way through the mud as carefully as they could. That meant their riders had to pay close attention to what they were doing—except they couldn’t, be...cause the spectacle to either side was too magnificent.
The Gap had melted through, yes, but not by much. The gap in the ice was only a few hundred yards wide here. It towered up and up and up to either side. How far up was it to the top of the Glacier? A mile? Two miles? Three? Hamnet didn’t know. He couldn’t begin to guess. A clever geometer or surveyor might have been able to figure it out, but he was neither. Far enough to be daunting—far enough and then some.
Except near noon, the shadow of one half of the Glacier or the other shrouded the Gap.
What to read after Beyond the Gap?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Turtledove to read onlineMoreLess
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