For Camelot's Honor (2005)
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She is safe and quiet. The night is dealt with. It is the morrow you must see to now.
Gwiffert turned on his heel and strode swiftly down the narrow corridor. For him, the way was straight and clear, and he followed it with an unerring instinct, as a bird follows the way to its own nest.
He emerged into the yard. The night was black and the sky heavy with clouds. Torches flared about the courtyard, giving light in the darkness. There were boys here whose job it was to walk the walls all night an...d make sure the lights did not go out. There should always be light about Gwiffert’s hall. He was most clear on this command. Too many things were made bold by darkness, even if he had them conquered by daylight. It was not his wish to have to fight old battles over again.
Two of those boys hurried by now, heads down, feet flying, lanterns clutched as close as they could to their bodies without burning themselves, clearly hoping to pass unnoticed. Gwiffert stopped them with a word and their faces went pale as they approached and knelt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She is safe and quiet. The night is dealt with. It is the morrow you must see to now.
Gwiffert turned on his heel and strode swiftly down the narrow corridor. For him, the way was straight and clear, and he followed it with an unerring instinct, as a bird follows the way to its own nest.
He emerged into the yard. The night was black and the sky heavy with clouds. Torches flared about the courtyard, giving light in the darkness. There were boys here whose job it was to walk the walls all night an...d make sure the lights did not go out. There should always be light about Gwiffert’s hall. He was most clear on this command. Too many things were made bold by darkness, even if he had them conquered by daylight. It was not his wish to have to fight old battles over again.
Two of those boys hurried by now, heads down, feet flying, lanterns clutched as close as they could to their bodies without burning themselves, clearly hoping to pass unnoticed. Gwiffert stopped them with a word and their faces went pale as they approached and knelt.
What to read after For Camelot's Honor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Zettel to read onlineMoreLess
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