Bride of the Castle (1994)
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After two days the cart’s right wheel came apart. Benarus hammered it back into lopsided shape; then he and Rance proceeded slowly and painfully on their way, the iron sky-stone making a heavy load.
It had stormed most of the first two days, a cold wind pushing a cold stinging rain out of the north. Lightning crackled around them, barely missing Benarus on several occasions.
On the third day out, the rain ceased and an infestation of flies began. Biting flies. The bites first itched like mad, th...en turned infectious and began to ooze pus. Following close on the flies’heels, as it were, came gnats, swarms of them. They went for the eyes, mostly.
On the fourth day, the mule died. Rance and Benarus took turns hauling the cart. It was backbreaking labor. Benarus pulled a shoulder muscle and spent the night whimpering.
Late on the fifth day they crossed high mountains and came down into the valley of Zin. There mosquitoes attacked, huge mosquitoes the size of moths. These monsters were allied with fire ticks, stinging chiggers, and more gnats, of a variety that liked to fly up the nostrils and nest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After two days the cart’s right wheel came apart. Benarus hammered it back into lopsided shape; then he and Rance proceeded slowly and painfully on their way, the iron sky-stone making a heavy load.
It had stormed most of the first two days, a cold wind pushing a cold stinging rain out of the north. Lightning crackled around them, barely missing Benarus on several occasions.
On the third day out, the rain ceased and an infestation of flies began. Biting flies. The bites first itched like mad, th...en turned infectious and began to ooze pus. Following close on the flies’heels, as it were, came gnats, swarms of them. They went for the eyes, mostly.
On the fourth day, the mule died. Rance and Benarus took turns hauling the cart. It was backbreaking labor. Benarus pulled a shoulder muscle and spent the night whimpering.
Late on the fifth day they crossed high mountains and came down into the valley of Zin. There mosquitoes attacked, huge mosquitoes the size of moths. These monsters were allied with fire ticks, stinging chiggers, and more gnats, of a variety that liked to fly up the nostrils and nest.
What to read after Bride of the Castle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Dechancie to read onlineMoreLess
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