Horizon (2013)
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They’d switched places, Whit and Berry holding hands hard, Fawn clutching Dag’s hand scarcely less tightly. Barr and Remo followed. But when they came to a landing where the stairs doubled back, Barr’s grip fell on Dag’s shoulder.
“Hold up, Dag,” he growled. Dag came to a halt, staring blandly out over the riverside.
Fawn turned, surprised by Barr’s tone. Remo, after a glance at the two tense faces, waved Whit and the rest of the party on. Whit raised his brows, but thumped on down the b...oards after the rest of his new Clearcreek in-laws.
Barr’s strong teeth set. Through them, he said, “You planted a persuasion on that clerk fellow.”
Dag’s eyelids fell, rose, in that peculiar Daggish I-am-not-arguing look he got sometimes. It could be very aggravating, Fawn knew, to the person on the wrong side of the non-argument. She touched her lips in dismay. I thought that might have been what happened back there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They’d switched places, Whit and Berry holding hands hard, Fawn clutching Dag’s hand scarcely less tightly. Barr and Remo followed. But when they came to a landing where the stairs doubled back, Barr’s grip fell on Dag’s shoulder.
“Hold up, Dag,” he growled. Dag came to a halt, staring blandly out over the riverside.
Fawn turned, surprised by Barr’s tone. Remo, after a glance at the two tense faces, waved Whit and the rest of the party on. Whit raised his brows, but thumped on down the b...oards after the rest of his new Clearcreek in-laws.
Barr’s strong teeth set. Through them, he said, “You planted a persuasion on that clerk fellow.”
Dag’s eyelids fell, rose, in that peculiar Daggish I-am-not-arguing look he got sometimes. It could be very aggravating, Fawn knew, to the person on the wrong side of the non-argument. She touched her lips in dismay. I thought that might have been what happened back there.
What to read after Horizon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lois Mcmaster Bujold to read onlineMoreLess
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