Reckoning
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He kneels down next to Gabriel. Eyes filled with fathomless patience stare back at him. “It just takes time.” “Time?” Gabriel grunts, pushing to his feet. His side burns with exhaustion and his lungs definitely feel bruised. How much more can he take? “Face it. I can’t fly. I don’t have wings like you.” Elias glances back over his shoulder at Seneh. The large black man shrugs, continuing to sharpen his blade with a rock. Four hours and Gabriel has yet to manage simple levitation. “...This is hopeless. I’m tired. I’m hungry and I would kill for a frozen Coke.” Patting, Gabriel on the back, Elias nods. “Sit. Rest. Revive your strength. We can go again in a few minutes.” Gabriel flops to the sand, wincing at the scalding temperature. Blisters have formed along his chest and abdomen and now he can add his hands to the list. “Why am I out here?” “I’ve already told you, for protection.” Elias responds without hint of annoyance. “No, I mean why couldn’t we have gone somewhere else.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He kneels down next to Gabriel. Eyes filled with fathomless patience stare back at him. “It just takes time.” “Time?” Gabriel grunts, pushing to his feet. His side burns with exhaustion and his lungs definitely feel bruised. How much more can he take? “Face it. I can’t fly. I don’t have wings like you.” Elias glances back over his shoulder at Seneh. The large black man shrugs, continuing to sharpen his blade with a rock. Four hours and Gabriel has yet to manage simple levitation. “...This is hopeless. I’m tired. I’m hungry and I would kill for a frozen Coke.” Patting, Gabriel on the back, Elias nods. “Sit. Rest. Revive your strength. We can go again in a few minutes.” Gabriel flops to the sand, wincing at the scalding temperature. Blisters have formed along his chest and abdomen and now he can add his hands to the list. “Why am I out here?” “I’ve already told you, for protection.” Elias responds without hint of annoyance. “No, I mean why couldn’t we have gone somewhere else.
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