Seeker
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Pilgrims AS SOON AS LIGHT DAWNED ON MIDSUMMER DAY, pilgrims began to cross the water to the holy island of Anacrea. Some had camped out the previous night on the seashore, eager to pass as many hours as possible of this, the year's longest day, in the presence of the All and Only. Then as the morning wore on, the pilgrim barges began to arrive, each one crowded with men, women, and children, all of them simply dressed, all of them devoted to the god of the Noble Warriors.
The Nom had no empire. ...The Nom owned no estates. The Nomana never preached their faith in public. These hundreds who had chosen to follow their example did so because they had been moved by the simplicity of the Nomana's lives, or awed by the Noble Warriors in action. So pilgrims came from far and wide, from the mountains of the east and the forests of the west, and from the broad fertile plains in between. Some had come every year of their lives. Some came for the first time, filled with excited curiosity. And some stepped onto the holy island bright with the hope that they would be accepted into the Community themselves and would not be leaving Anacrea with the rest of the pilgrims that night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pilgrims AS SOON AS LIGHT DAWNED ON MIDSUMMER DAY, pilgrims began to cross the water to the holy island of Anacrea. Some had camped out the previous night on the seashore, eager to pass as many hours as possible of this, the year's longest day, in the presence of the All and Only. Then as the morning wore on, the pilgrim barges began to arrive, each one crowded with men, women, and children, all of them simply dressed, all of them devoted to the god of the Noble Warriors.
The Nom had no empire. ...The Nom owned no estates. The Nomana never preached their faith in public. These hundreds who had chosen to follow their example did so because they had been moved by the simplicity of the Nomana's lives, or awed by the Noble Warriors in action. So pilgrims came from far and wide, from the mountains of the east and the forests of the west, and from the broad fertile plains in between. Some had come every year of their lives. Some came for the first time, filled with excited curiosity. And some stepped onto the holy island bright with the hope that they would be accepted into the Community themselves and would not be leaving Anacrea with the rest of the pilgrims that night.
What to read after Seeker?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nicholson, William, 1753-1815 to read onlineMoreLess
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