Laird of the Wind
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Years ago he had sometimes used the tiny, wedge-shaped cave as a mews for Astolat and Ragnell.
He set the candle on a natural alcove in the dark stone wall, and angled it so that the hawk could see it. Then he bent down to check the fire in the small iron brazier set in one corner; he had set the peat coals glowing earlier, when he had first brought the hawk to the cave, and the fire was steady now. He knew the hawk would benefit more from warmth and dryness than from cold and damp.
James opened... a wooden chest tucked in the farthest angle of the cave. He sifted through an assortment of hawking gear—leather gloves, pouches, straps, brass fastenings, ankle bells, and tiny leather hoods.
He chose a particular glove and slipped it on his left hand. The fit was still perfect, though he had not worn it for years. He flexed his fingers inside the padded lining and adjusted the long gauntlet over his forearm. The leather needed oiling, but otherwise it was in good condition.
He had never intended to wear this glove again, much less to handle a hawk of his own.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Years ago he had sometimes used the tiny, wedge-shaped cave as a mews for Astolat and Ragnell.
He set the candle on a natural alcove in the dark stone wall, and angled it so that the hawk could see it. Then he bent down to check the fire in the small iron brazier set in one corner; he had set the peat coals glowing earlier, when he had first brought the hawk to the cave, and the fire was steady now. He knew the hawk would benefit more from warmth and dryness than from cold and damp.
James opened... a wooden chest tucked in the farthest angle of the cave. He sifted through an assortment of hawking gear—leather gloves, pouches, straps, brass fastenings, ankle bells, and tiny leather hoods.
He chose a particular glove and slipped it on his left hand. The fit was still perfect, though he had not worn it for years. He flexed his fingers inside the padded lining and adjusted the long gauntlet over his forearm. The leather needed oiling, but otherwise it was in good condition.
He had never intended to wear this glove again, much less to handle a hawk of his own.
What to read after Laird of the Wind?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susan King to read onlineMoreLess
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