Daughter of the Wind
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Unexpected fires were common among the Norse, thatch and timber constantly proving treacherous. And yet Gauk stopped rowing for a few beats and drew Whale-Biter to his side. This was not a still-smoldering fire, he sensed. The conflagration was dead—three days old, he estimated, but the flames had been great enough that the scent still drifted down the sheltered waters of the fjord.
He did not smell death. He nosed the odor of wood ash, and the familiar smell of livestock and humanity. And somet...hing else—the very faint, earthy smell of trampled field grass and mud.
His oar strokes stirred the fjord’s surface, and the widening ripples gently touched the cliff sides and spread outward again. The wake of Strider was quiet, the reflection of the soaring cliffs gently blurring, lost.
Facing aft as he rowed, the young hunter had to cease his effort and turn around to see the slowly approaching village. It was no surprise to observe that the warships were gone—their launching had been anticipated when he and Snorri began their own voyage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Unexpected fires were common among the Norse, thatch and timber constantly proving treacherous. And yet Gauk stopped rowing for a few beats and drew Whale-Biter to his side. This was not a still-smoldering fire, he sensed. The conflagration was dead—three days old, he estimated, but the flames had been great enough that the scent still drifted down the sheltered waters of the fjord.
He did not smell death. He nosed the odor of wood ash, and the familiar smell of livestock and humanity. And somet...hing else—the very faint, earthy smell of trampled field grass and mud.
His oar strokes stirred the fjord’s surface, and the widening ripples gently touched the cliff sides and spread outward again. The wake of Strider was quiet, the reflection of the soaring cliffs gently blurring, lost.
Facing aft as he rowed, the young hunter had to cease his effort and turn around to see the slowly approaching village. It was no surprise to observe that the warships were gone—their launching had been anticipated when he and Snorri began their own voyage.
What to read after Daughter of the Wind?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Cadnum to read onlineMoreLess
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