Scorpion Mountain (2014)
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Yet as Heron sailed in and moored alongside the open water stone jetty that jutted out from the shore, it became obvious that the buildings were derelict. The walls and ornate columns still stood, but the roofs, which had been terracotta tiles placed over wooden support beams, had long since collapsed, giving the town a sad, abandoned air.
The buildings were gleaming white—stone and mortar faced with marble—and they rose in ranks on one side of the town, following the natural slope of a hill... on the west.
Some of them were large and decorated with columns and statuary. They had obviously been substantial dwellings, belonging to rich traders or government officials.
To the east, the ground was flatter, and more buildings were laid out in orderly rows. These were smaller, usually one story high. Houses, shops and manufactories, Hal guessed—the sort of mixture that would be found in any large town.
Toward the outskirts, the buildings became smaller and less ornate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet as Heron sailed in and moored alongside the open water stone jetty that jutted out from the shore, it became obvious that the buildings were derelict. The walls and ornate columns still stood, but the roofs, which had been terracotta tiles placed over wooden support beams, had long since collapsed, giving the town a sad, abandoned air.
The buildings were gleaming white—stone and mortar faced with marble—and they rose in ranks on one side of the town, following the natural slope of a hill... on the west.
Some of them were large and decorated with columns and statuary. They had obviously been substantial dwellings, belonging to rich traders or government officials.
To the east, the ground was flatter, and more buildings were laid out in orderly rows. These were smaller, usually one story high. Houses, shops and manufactories, Hal guessed—the sort of mixture that would be found in any large town.
Toward the outskirts, the buildings became smaller and less ornate.
What to read after Scorpion Mountain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Flanagan to read onlineMoreLess
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