Legends of the Dragonrealm, Vol. Iii
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III @page { margin-bottom: 5.000000pt; margin-top: 5.000000pt; } Love? It was the first time that the word had entered the situation. Even Valea had never actually thought it. Love. It must be true, she realized. Master Traske was no blind man; if he saw love, it could only be because it was there for him to see.“I’m in love with him. . . .” she whispered, noticing it as truth for the first time. Why had she never thought it before? It was so obvious! What other explanation was there for the way... she felt?Then the young witch thought of her parents and how they would react if she said as much to them. “No . . . I can’t be!”“You are.” Traske put a hand on her shoulder. The touch was gentle, reassuring. “Denying facts is a futile waste of time. My classes should have taught you that by now, Lady Valea.”“What can I do?” She could not go to her mother for such advice. Benjin Traske was the only one whose counsel she could trust. He understood the world in a way that Valea had still to learn .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
III @page { margin-bottom: 5.000000pt; margin-top: 5.000000pt; } Love? It was the first time that the word had entered the situation. Even Valea had never actually thought it. Love. It must be true, she realized. Master Traske was no blind man; if he saw love, it could only be because it was there for him to see.“I’m in love with him. . . .” she whispered, noticing it as truth for the first time. Why had she never thought it before? It was so obvious! What other explanation was there for the way... she felt?Then the young witch thought of her parents and how they would react if she said as much to them. “No . . . I can’t be!”“You are.” Traske put a hand on her shoulder. The touch was gentle, reassuring. “Denying facts is a futile waste of time. My classes should have taught you that by now, Lady Valea.”“What can I do?” She could not go to her mother for such advice. Benjin Traske was the only one whose counsel she could trust. He understood the world in a way that Valea had still to learn .
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard A. Knaak to read onlineMoreLess
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