Sphinx's Queen
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It was clear that we would have to shift our path to Dendera away from the river. The chance of encountering another one of Thutmose’s patrols was too great. We didn’t know how many men he’d taken from Thebes, but knowing him, he hadn’t skimped. He’d use them as his beaters—servants who moved together noisily through the vegetation, driving the frightened creatures straight to the waiting hunter.“Thutmose has thrown a wide net, but we’ll find a way to slip through it,” I said. “He doesn’t know t...hat we lost our boat and our supplies, so he’s probably keeping his eyes on the river. If we turn toward the mountains—”“Do you mean the sacred valley of the tombs?” Amenophis shook his head. “Not unless we can eat and drink thin air.”“We won’t go into the valley,” I said. “We’ll just go west for a bit. And we won’t do it unless we find a working canal. I followed one before. We’ll have plenty to drink.” And maybe we’ll have something to eat, too, I thought.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was clear that we would have to shift our path to Dendera away from the river. The chance of encountering another one of Thutmose’s patrols was too great. We didn’t know how many men he’d taken from Thebes, but knowing him, he hadn’t skimped. He’d use them as his beaters—servants who moved together noisily through the vegetation, driving the frightened creatures straight to the waiting hunter.“Thutmose has thrown a wide net, but we’ll find a way to slip through it,” I said. “He doesn’t know t...hat we lost our boat and our supplies, so he’s probably keeping his eyes on the river. If we turn toward the mountains—”“Do you mean the sacred valley of the tombs?” Amenophis shook his head. “Not unless we can eat and drink thin air.”“We won’t go into the valley,” I said. “We’ll just go west for a bit. And we won’t do it unless we find a working canal. I followed one before. We’ll have plenty to drink.” And maybe we’ll have something to eat, too, I thought.
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