Moreta (2002)
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Two hours you have slept but Kadith is in a frenzy.
“Why?” Moreta found it very difficult to lift her head from the pillow. It didn’t ache, but her legs did. Whether from the dancing or from the wine, Moreta didn’t know and probably would not have time to discover if Sh’gall was in one of his moods.
A sickness in the land, Orlith replied, sounding puzzled. Sh’gall went first to see K’lon and woke him.
“Woke K’lon?” Moreta was disgusted as she pulled on the first tunic she could reach. The clothi...ng was slightly damp and her sleeping quarters were clammy. The weather must have changed.
There is a fine mist over the Weyr, Orlith obligingly reported.
Moreta shivered as she dressed. “Why on earth should he wake K’lon? The man’s been ill and needs his rest.”
He is convinced that K’lon has brought the illness here. Orlith sounded truly perplexed. K’lon was in Igen.
“K’lon is often in Igen. His friend is a green rider there.”
Moreta splashed water into her face then rubbed the mint stick over her teeth, but it did little to improve the taste in her mouth.
What to read after Moreta?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anne Mccaffrey to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two hours you have slept but Kadith is in a frenzy.
“Why?” Moreta found it very difficult to lift her head from the pillow. It didn’t ache, but her legs did. Whether from the dancing or from the wine, Moreta didn’t know and probably would not have time to discover if Sh’gall was in one of his moods.
A sickness in the land, Orlith replied, sounding puzzled. Sh’gall went first to see K’lon and woke him.
“Woke K’lon?” Moreta was disgusted as she pulled on the first tunic she could reach. The clothi...ng was slightly damp and her sleeping quarters were clammy. The weather must have changed.
There is a fine mist over the Weyr, Orlith obligingly reported.
Moreta shivered as she dressed. “Why on earth should he wake K’lon? The man’s been ill and needs his rest.”
He is convinced that K’lon has brought the illness here. Orlith sounded truly perplexed. K’lon was in Igen.
“K’lon is often in Igen. His friend is a green rider there.”
Moreta splashed water into her face then rubbed the mint stick over her teeth, but it did little to improve the taste in her mouth.
What to read after Moreta?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anne Mccaffrey to read onlineMoreLess
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