Sheepfarmers Daughter
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We'll issue your training uniforms today, and if you want to keep your old clothes, they'll be stored too." Stammel turned to greet a gnarled older man whose arms were full of burlap sacks. "Ah, Quartermaster ... good to see you." The man glared at the recruits. "Hmmph. Another bunch of beginners. And how much sentimental trash have they brought to take up space in storage?" "Not so much; we've been on the road eight days since the last pickup." "Good. I'll need a clerk." "Bosk'll do it." Stamme...l gestured to Bosk, who came forward and took a handful of tags from the quartermaster. "File one, step up one at a time, give your name, and hand over your gear." Paksenarrion stepped forward, unbuckling the belt on which her sheathed dagger hung. Bosk had already written out her tag, and handed it to the quartermaster, who fastened it to a sack and waited for her contribution. She held out belt, dagger, and the kerchief with her savings — eighteen coppers — in it.
"Are you going to keep those clothes?" he asked, eyeing her brother's trousers, which had slipped down her hips without the belt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We'll issue your training uniforms today, and if you want to keep your old clothes, they'll be stored too." Stammel turned to greet a gnarled older man whose arms were full of burlap sacks. "Ah, Quartermaster ... good to see you." The man glared at the recruits. "Hmmph. Another bunch of beginners. And how much sentimental trash have they brought to take up space in storage?" "Not so much; we've been on the road eight days since the last pickup." "Good. I'll need a clerk." "Bosk'll do it." Stamme...l gestured to Bosk, who came forward and took a handful of tags from the quartermaster. "File one, step up one at a time, give your name, and hand over your gear." Paksenarrion stepped forward, unbuckling the belt on which her sheathed dagger hung. Bosk had already written out her tag, and handed it to the quartermaster, who fastened it to a sack and waited for her contribution. She held out belt, dagger, and the kerchief with her savings — eighteen coppers — in it.
"Are you going to keep those clothes?" he asked, eyeing her brother's trousers, which had slipped down her hips without the belt.
What to read after Sheepfarmers Daughter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Moon to read onlineMoreLess
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