Stealing Fire
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Perdiccas was now behind us. He could not get across the Nile yet, as he had no way across the Bubasite branch of the river, and the terrain was much more rugged on the eastern side and the roads less certain. We thought that he would not come up to the eastern side opposite Memphis until afternoon the next day at least, and would not attack so late in the day.
It was with considerable relief that I saw the walls of Memphis. The greatest city of Egypt, she takes her name from them, and is kn...own in the Egyptian tongue as “The Lady of White Walls.” They were sixty feet high and thirty feet thick, with enormous flanking towers about each gate. The walls loomed over the river and the docks that lay in their shadow. In the dry season when the water was low there were shallow sandy beaches along that side.
Perdiccas would have to be mad to try to cross directly to them, however. There was not so much as a fingernail's width of beach and docks that was not covered by the towers and walls.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perdiccas was now behind us. He could not get across the Nile yet, as he had no way across the Bubasite branch of the river, and the terrain was much more rugged on the eastern side and the roads less certain. We thought that he would not come up to the eastern side opposite Memphis until afternoon the next day at least, and would not attack so late in the day.
It was with considerable relief that I saw the walls of Memphis. The greatest city of Egypt, she takes her name from them, and is kn...own in the Egyptian tongue as “The Lady of White Walls.” They were sixty feet high and thirty feet thick, with enormous flanking towers about each gate. The walls loomed over the river and the docks that lay in their shadow. In the dry season when the water was low there were shallow sandy beaches along that side.
Perdiccas would have to be mad to try to cross directly to them, however. There was not so much as a fingernail's width of beach and docks that was not covered by the towers and walls.
What to read after Stealing Fire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jo Graham to read onlineMoreLess
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