Gravelight (2011)
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—WILLIAM WORDSWORTH THEIR GUIDE HAD DESERTED THEM YESTERDAY, AND BY then the three of them—her guide, the priest, and she—had been traveling for months, having pressed always north and west, farther into the savage wilderness than any English-man had yet penetrated.
They’d long since left the lands belonging to the friendly Delaware who farmed and hunted alongside the members of the tiny English outpost named after Lord Baltimore. The lands they were passing through now were under the control of... a tribe called the Tutelo. The guide had wanted to turn back, but Father Hansard thought they might not see any Tutelo aboriginals at all if they were fortunate.
They had not been fortunate.
They’d thought they were, for a while. She and Father Hansard had accounted themselves lucky when they’d awakened one morning to find that the guide had only taken his own horse and left them the pack mule and supplies. They were not lost. Among the supplies Athanais had kept under her personal rule was a sextant, an excellent astrolabe —and the geomantic map.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—WILLIAM WORDSWORTH THEIR GUIDE HAD DESERTED THEM YESTERDAY, AND BY then the three of them—her guide, the priest, and she—had been traveling for months, having pressed always north and west, farther into the savage wilderness than any English-man had yet penetrated.
They’d long since left the lands belonging to the friendly Delaware who farmed and hunted alongside the members of the tiny English outpost named after Lord Baltimore. The lands they were passing through now were under the control of... a tribe called the Tutelo. The guide had wanted to turn back, but Father Hansard thought they might not see any Tutelo aboriginals at all if they were fortunate.
They had not been fortunate.
They’d thought they were, for a while. She and Father Hansard had accounted themselves lucky when they’d awakened one morning to find that the guide had only taken his own horse and left them the pack mule and supplies. They were not lost. Among the supplies Athanais had kept under her personal rule was a sextant, an excellent astrolabe —and the geomantic map.
What to read after Gravelight?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bradley Marion Zimmer to read onlineMoreLess
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