Funeral Games
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‘Peleus, you are the very prince of navigators,’ Satyrus said. He had the steering oar under his arm.
Peleus was not looking ahead at all, but watching the wake. The Golden Lotus was a triemiolia, a three-and-a-half-er that carried an extra half bank of oars and a permanent sail deck and the crew to manage her sails even in a fight. Pirates loved the smaller version, the hemiolia and so did the Rhodians, the best sailors in the world. Golden Lotus was Rhodian-built, and Peleus was Rhodian-born, ...a seaman from the age of six. His current age was unknown, but his beard was white and every sailor in Alexandria treated him with respect.
‘When you talk, there’s a notch in the wake,’ the helmsman said.
With the grim determination of youth, Satyrus gripped the steering oar.
‘Never had a boy your age train to be a helmsman,’ Peleus said. But he had half a smile when he said it, and the curl of his lips suggested that maybe - just maybe - Satyrus was the exception. ‘If I tell you to steer north by east, what’s the first headland you’ll see?’ Satyrus looked back at the wake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘Peleus, you are the very prince of navigators,’ Satyrus said. He had the steering oar under his arm.
Peleus was not looking ahead at all, but watching the wake. The Golden Lotus was a triemiolia, a three-and-a-half-er that carried an extra half bank of oars and a permanent sail deck and the crew to manage her sails even in a fight. Pirates loved the smaller version, the hemiolia and so did the Rhodians, the best sailors in the world. Golden Lotus was Rhodian-built, and Peleus was Rhodian-born, ...a seaman from the age of six. His current age was unknown, but his beard was white and every sailor in Alexandria treated him with respect.
‘When you talk, there’s a notch in the wake,’ the helmsman said.
With the grim determination of youth, Satyrus gripped the steering oar.
‘Never had a boy your age train to be a helmsman,’ Peleus said. But he had half a smile when he said it, and the curl of his lips suggested that maybe - just maybe - Satyrus was the exception. ‘If I tell you to steer north by east, what’s the first headland you’ll see?’ Satyrus looked back at the wake.
What to read after Funeral Games?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F E Cameron to read onlineMoreLess
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