The Burning City (2000)
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The Placehold would have camped in the courtyard for safety, but you couldn’t have a Burning in the rain, could you? So the women and children were inside and the men were guarding the door in rotation.
But twenty-year-old Whandall was elsewhere, dripping wet in a windless rain, surrounded by seven sullen Lordkin in their thirties. A very bitter Alferth described what followed Arshur’s beating: A gathering horde of Lordkin flowed upstream along the Deerpiss and through the meadow, the Wedge. The...y damaged the gatehouse but couldn’t be bothered to take the bricks apart. No mention was made of Toronexti guards: they must have joined the crowd.
Laborers saw human figures straggling out of the forest. Ten; twenty. They alerted Alferth. All the vintners, Lordkin and kinless, prepared to protect their holding. Only Tarnisos on the roof noticed the dust plume as hundreds of invaders surged up from the gatehouse.
They stomped the vines into mush. A few stopped to taste grapes for the first time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Placehold would have camped in the courtyard for safety, but you couldn’t have a Burning in the rain, could you? So the women and children were inside and the men were guarding the door in rotation.
But twenty-year-old Whandall was elsewhere, dripping wet in a windless rain, surrounded by seven sullen Lordkin in their thirties. A very bitter Alferth described what followed Arshur’s beating: A gathering horde of Lordkin flowed upstream along the Deerpiss and through the meadow, the Wedge. The...y damaged the gatehouse but couldn’t be bothered to take the bricks apart. No mention was made of Toronexti guards: they must have joined the crowd.
Laborers saw human figures straggling out of the forest. Ten; twenty. They alerted Alferth. All the vintners, Lordkin and kinless, prepared to protect their holding. Only Tarnisos on the roof noticed the dust plume as hundreds of invaders surged up from the gatehouse.
They stomped the vines into mush. A few stopped to taste grapes for the first time.
What to read after The Burning City?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jerry Pournelle to read onlineMoreLess
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