The Assassin's Edge (Einarinn 5)
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Allin waved from the door of the cabin.“Finally,” breathed Temar. “Excuse me, Master Jevon.”The Dulse’s captain looked expectant. “Them pirates on the move?”“Let’s hope so,” Temar said fervently. He walked briskly up the beach, noting Halice abandoning some animated discussion with the Maelstrom’s boatswain and heading for the hut. So he wasn’t the only one frustrated by these past few days of tense boredom. Nervousness teased Temar. What would Muredarch’s new challenge be? Would he be a match f...or it?“What is it?” After the bright sun outside, he blinked in the gloom of the cabin. It was still stuffy and oppressive even after he had drafted some of Kellarin’s carpenters to cut windows through the walls and hang shutters.Larissa and Allin flanked Usara who was looking intently at Guinalle.“Muredarch just set sail in the sloop. He’s coming north.” The demoiselle was pale in the dim light, shadows like bruises beneath her weary eyes. “They brought a prisoner out of the stockade but muffled in a sack.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Allin waved from the door of the cabin.“Finally,” breathed Temar. “Excuse me, Master Jevon.”The Dulse’s captain looked expectant. “Them pirates on the move?”“Let’s hope so,” Temar said fervently. He walked briskly up the beach, noting Halice abandoning some animated discussion with the Maelstrom’s boatswain and heading for the hut. So he wasn’t the only one frustrated by these past few days of tense boredom. Nervousness teased Temar. What would Muredarch’s new challenge be? Would he be a match f...or it?“What is it?” After the bright sun outside, he blinked in the gloom of the cabin. It was still stuffy and oppressive even after he had drafted some of Kellarin’s carpenters to cut windows through the walls and hang shutters.Larissa and Allin flanked Usara who was looking intently at Guinalle.“Muredarch just set sail in the sloop. He’s coming north.” The demoiselle was pale in the dim light, shadows like bruises beneath her weary eyes. “They brought a prisoner out of the stockade but muffled in a sack.
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