Raven
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It was a stinking place choked with whores and drunks, rough men from the port who could afford the wine there because most of it they had pilfered from their own cargoes and sold cheaply to the tavern owners. As soon as goods passed through one of the city gates their price tripled, which was for two main reasons as I understood it from Theo through Egfrith’s rough translating. Firstly, the merchants had to cover the tax imposed on them for the pleasure of selling their goods within the Great C...ity, and secondly because Miklagard’s inhabitants were so rich they would pay stupid prices just because they could.
But we weren’t there for the cheap wine, though we had plenty of it. We had come for the blather and by the time I was raging drunk and staggering like a dancing bear I had to admit a grudging respect for Theo because he’d gathered two earfuls of it and told us more besides. It turned out that Staurakios was not only Basileus Nikephoros’s son, he was co-emperor of the eastern Roman Empire, crowned less than two years previously by Nikephoros himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a stinking place choked with whores and drunks, rough men from the port who could afford the wine there because most of it they had pilfered from their own cargoes and sold cheaply to the tavern owners. As soon as goods passed through one of the city gates their price tripled, which was for two main reasons as I understood it from Theo through Egfrith’s rough translating. Firstly, the merchants had to cover the tax imposed on them for the pleasure of selling their goods within the Great C...ity, and secondly because Miklagard’s inhabitants were so rich they would pay stupid prices just because they could.
But we weren’t there for the cheap wine, though we had plenty of it. We had come for the blather and by the time I was raging drunk and staggering like a dancing bear I had to admit a grudging respect for Theo because he’d gathered two earfuls of it and told us more besides. It turned out that Staurakios was not only Basileus Nikephoros’s son, he was co-emperor of the eastern Roman Empire, crowned less than two years previously by Nikephoros himself.
What to read after Raven?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Giles Kristian to read onlineMoreLess
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