Captive Heart
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The land was flat, uninteresting to view in the pale light of dawn, devoid of the constant motion that made the sea the most fascinating of sights. He cursed loudly, though no one would hear, and turned to pick up his bow and arrows, deciding if he had to search for Celiese he’d at least make good use of his time. He knew she’d never come back by herself; she was too willful by far to return on her own and beg his forgiveness for leaving his home without permission. He had apparently been much t...oo lenient with her; she was more spoiled than Olgrethe, surely, for that haughty girl had the excuse of her class, but Celiese was no more than a slave. That word caught in his throat, for he knew he’d failed completely in his attempt to make her accept that lowly status. Nothing about the lovely young woman reminded him of other captives he’d known. She always looked directly at him, her gaze neither servile nor defiant, but curious, questioning, until he was usually the one to turn away first, for he found the clarity of her expression troubling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The land was flat, uninteresting to view in the pale light of dawn, devoid of the constant motion that made the sea the most fascinating of sights. He cursed loudly, though no one would hear, and turned to pick up his bow and arrows, deciding if he had to search for Celiese he’d at least make good use of his time. He knew she’d never come back by herself; she was too willful by far to return on her own and beg his forgiveness for leaving his home without permission. He had apparently been much t...oo lenient with her; she was more spoiled than Olgrethe, surely, for that haughty girl had the excuse of her class, but Celiese was no more than a slave. That word caught in his throat, for he knew he’d failed completely in his attempt to make her accept that lowly status. Nothing about the lovely young woman reminded him of other captives he’d known. She always looked directly at him, her gaze neither servile nor defiant, but curious, questioning, until he was usually the one to turn away first, for he found the clarity of her expression troubling.
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