Thakur-Na
Thakur-Na
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Her thakur--herformer thakur--had admitted seeking her death, but he had that right; a'na's gift of @self was absolute. She had even imagined circumstanceswhere she would welcome death at his hands, or give him his own--butthose had been honorable circumstances, where death was preferable tothe alternative. This was . . . She shied away from the thoughtmomentarily, then forced herself back.
Her thakur had ordered her to die, in humiliation and agony, even as hehad said she had done nothing to d...eserve such a death. Then he hadtold her to do whatever a Sandeman 'na would do under the samecircumstances. And she had absorbed enough of their ways to think thata proper response--except that, as far as she knew, similarcircumstances had never arisen.
For the moment, at least, she was too stunned to be really afraid. Sheturned to the w'woman. "Lady--can you help me?" "Help you how?" the w'woman asked.
"To do what's needed--except that I don't know what is needed!" Shehesitated. "I mean . . . I've been dismissed, but he said I haven'tdone anything wrong!" The w'woman shook her head slowly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her thakur--herformer thakur--had admitted seeking her death, but he had that right; a'na's gift of @self was absolute. She had even imagined circumstanceswhere she would welcome death at his hands, or give him his own--butthose had been honorable circumstances, where death was preferable tothe alternative. This was . . . She shied away from the thoughtmomentarily, then forced herself back.
Her thakur had ordered her to die, in humiliation and agony, even as hehad said she had done nothing to d...eserve such a death. Then he hadtold her to do whatever a Sandeman 'na would do under the samecircumstances. And she had absorbed enough of their ways to think thata proper response--except that, as far as she knew, similarcircumstances had never arisen.
For the moment, at least, she was too stunned to be really afraid. Sheturned to the w'woman. "Lady--can you help me?" "Help you how?" the w'woman asked.
"To do what's needed--except that I don't know what is needed!" Shehesitated. "I mean . . . I've been dismissed, but he said I haven'tdone anything wrong!" The w'woman shook her head slowly.
What to read after Thakur-Na?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson Ann to read onlineMoreLess
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