Heritage And Exile
Heritage And Exile
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The outside world was nothing but swirling, murky grayness. I backed away from it, wiping snow from my eyes, then saw in the dim light that Marjorie was awake. She sat up and wiped the rest of the snow from my face with her silk kerchief.
“It’s early in the season for so heavy a storm.”
“We have a saying in the hills, darling. Put no faith in a drunkard’s prophecy, another man’s dog, or the weather at any season.”
“Just the same,” she said, struggling to put my own thoughts into words, “I know t...hese mountains. There’s something in this storm that frightens me. The wind doesn’t rage as it should. The snow is too wet for this season. It’s wrong somehow. Storms, yes. But not like this.”
“Wrong or right, I only wish it would stop.” But for the moment we were helpless against it. We might as well enjoy what small good there was in being snowbound together. I buried my face in her breast; she said, laughing, “You are not at all sorry to be here with me.”
“I would rather be with you at Arilinn,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The outside world was nothing but swirling, murky grayness. I backed away from it, wiping snow from my eyes, then saw in the dim light that Marjorie was awake. She sat up and wiped the rest of the snow from my face with her silk kerchief.
“It’s early in the season for so heavy a storm.”
“We have a saying in the hills, darling. Put no faith in a drunkard’s prophecy, another man’s dog, or the weather at any season.”
“Just the same,” she said, struggling to put my own thoughts into words, “I know t...hese mountains. There’s something in this storm that frightens me. The wind doesn’t rage as it should. The snow is too wet for this season. It’s wrong somehow. Storms, yes. But not like this.”
“Wrong or right, I only wish it would stop.” But for the moment we were helpless against it. We might as well enjoy what small good there was in being snowbound together. I buried my face in her breast; she said, laughing, “You are not at all sorry to be here with me.”
“I would rather be with you at Arilinn,”
What to read after Heritage And Exile?
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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