Mutineer
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She pulled her arms under herself and started to rise, but gasped and fell back to the surface of the cot as pain tore through her back. Though the room was dark, she could tell from the slightly antiseptic smell that she was in the sick berth on the orlop deck.
“Mister Rochford?” The memory of what had happened and why she was here came to her, and she wondered if it was even appropriate for her to call for him directly, seeing as how she was no longer a midshipman. “Mister Rochford, sir?”
... She twisted, slowly and carefully, and eased her legs off the cot to sit up, feeling the skin on her back pull and then gasping as something separated. The captain must not have allowed them to seal the wounds. They’d hurt more that way and for longer, serving as a reminder. And scar. She’d seen enough of that in her short time in the Navy. Well-treated, the marks of the lash would leave thin, white lines that would fade in time. Left alone to be pulled open again every time she moved wrong, the scars would form wide and knotted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She pulled her arms under herself and started to rise, but gasped and fell back to the surface of the cot as pain tore through her back. Though the room was dark, she could tell from the slightly antiseptic smell that she was in the sick berth on the orlop deck.
“Mister Rochford?” The memory of what had happened and why she was here came to her, and she wondered if it was even appropriate for her to call for him directly, seeing as how she was no longer a midshipman. “Mister Rochford, sir?”
... She twisted, slowly and carefully, and eased her legs off the cot to sit up, feeling the skin on her back pull and then gasping as something separated. The captain must not have allowed them to seal the wounds. They’d hurt more that way and for longer, serving as a reminder. And scar. She’d seen enough of that in her short time in the Navy. Well-treated, the marks of the lash would leave thin, white lines that would fade in time. Left alone to be pulled open again every time she moved wrong, the scars would form wide and knotted.
What to read after Mutineer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J.a. Sutherland to read onlineMoreLess
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