Casca 19: the Samurai
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Only after fierce resistance was the monastery, which was really a fort, captured, but only after the loss of men at a three to one ratio in favor of the monks. Casca was glad there weren't more of them or it might have gone very badly. As it was, his regiment of six hundred men had to stop for several days to rest and bind their wounds.
He and Muramasa put their rest time to good use, taking advantage of the hot springs that lay below the monastery in a green glen. Here the waters bubbled, ...even during the coldest winters, keeping the valley perpetually green and fresh. Birds sang and flowers bloomed in profusion.
Casca thought he would have liked for Yoshiko to have been there with them. She would have seen it with different eyes and explained it to him. As it was the waters were warm and soothing to weary, strained muscles.
Muramasa sat on a submerged boulder covered with soft green water grass, letting the heat soak deep into his flesh, luxuriating in the warmth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Only after fierce resistance was the monastery, which was really a fort, captured, but only after the loss of men at a three to one ratio in favor of the monks. Casca was glad there weren't more of them or it might have gone very badly. As it was, his regiment of six hundred men had to stop for several days to rest and bind their wounds.
He and Muramasa put their rest time to good use, taking advantage of the hot springs that lay below the monastery in a green glen. Here the waters bubbled, ...even during the coldest winters, keeping the valley perpetually green and fresh. Birds sang and flowers bloomed in profusion.
Casca thought he would have liked for Yoshiko to have been there with them. She would have seen it with different eyes and explained it to him. As it was the waters were warm and soothing to weary, strained muscles.
Muramasa sat on a submerged boulder covered with soft green water grass, letting the heat soak deep into his flesh, luxuriating in the warmth.
What to read after Casca 19: the Samurai?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barry Sadler to read onlineMoreLess
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