Casca 3: the Warlord
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A fly walked over his eyelids, sucking up the salt moisture that had collected there and then, satisfied, flew off.
Elder Dacort stood alone, looking down at what to him was the vilest piece of filth the world had ever known. Reaching into a pocket from under his robes, he withdrew the claw-like stump of Casca's hand. Throwing it to the ground, he spat upon Casca's unconscious body.
Dacort walked slowly down the hillside, his sandals kicking up small clouds of dust, his head bowed and ha...nds folded together, and prayed.
Casca woke to the throbbing in his wrist, squirming he tried to fight his way back to awareness. The pain burned and spread up his arm.
"I can't move....why can't I move?" A jolt brought his eyes open. He was tied to the saddle of his horse. In front, the small wiry form of Jugotai was leading the horse. Casca tried to take the reins in his left hand and felt awkward when he felt the fingers move, but nothing happened.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A fly walked over his eyelids, sucking up the salt moisture that had collected there and then, satisfied, flew off.
Elder Dacort stood alone, looking down at what to him was the vilest piece of filth the world had ever known. Reaching into a pocket from under his robes, he withdrew the claw-like stump of Casca's hand. Throwing it to the ground, he spat upon Casca's unconscious body.
Dacort walked slowly down the hillside, his sandals kicking up small clouds of dust, his head bowed and ha...nds folded together, and prayed.
Casca woke to the throbbing in his wrist, squirming he tried to fight his way back to awareness. The pain burned and spread up his arm.
"I can't move....why can't I move?" A jolt brought his eyes open. He was tied to the saddle of his horse. In front, the small wiry form of Jugotai was leading the horse. Casca tried to take the reins in his left hand and felt awkward when he felt the fingers move, but nothing happened.
What to read after Casca 3: the Warlord?
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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