In Green's Jungles
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"Once I tried to destroy the City of the Inhumi," I told them. "I had fewer than a hundred men, braggarts and cowards for the most part, untrained, badly disciplined, and worse armed. I dreamed then of leading troopers like you against it, and I am going to do it now." To my surprise, they cheered.
"I'm not going to try to tell you how to fight. You and your officers know far more about that than I. But Lieutenant Valico and I will fight beside you, and help you however we can.
"Fava, if you'd l...ike to leave us and warn the City, this is the time." "I'm no inhuma! Look at me!" "As you wish," I told her, and turned back to Kupus's troopers. "The inhumi have human slaves, as you have seen. Don't kill them unless they resist you." Several nodded.
"When the last inhumu is dead," I promised them, "we'll go home." Fava, Valico, and I went with Kupus and the other mercenary officers when they reconnoitered the city. "We'll have to fight from building to building," Kupus told me. "It will be an ugly business.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Once I tried to destroy the City of the Inhumi," I told them. "I had fewer than a hundred men, braggarts and cowards for the most part, untrained, badly disciplined, and worse armed. I dreamed then of leading troopers like you against it, and I am going to do it now." To my surprise, they cheered.
"I'm not going to try to tell you how to fight. You and your officers know far more about that than I. But Lieutenant Valico and I will fight beside you, and help you however we can.
"Fava, if you'd l...ike to leave us and warn the City, this is the time." "I'm no inhuma! Look at me!" "As you wish," I told her, and turned back to Kupus's troopers. "The inhumi have human slaves, as you have seen. Don't kill them unless they resist you." Several nodded.
"When the last inhumu is dead," I promised them, "we'll go home." Fava, Valico, and I went with Kupus and the other mercenary officers when they reconnoitered the city. "We'll have to fight from building to building," Kupus told me. "It will be an ugly business.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gene Wolfe to read onlineMoreLess
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