The Chamber in the Sky (2012)
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Dainsplint stopped to think about how the old game of life was treating him, he felt heavyish in his gut. Things were not going swimmingly for his lordship.
Lord Dainsplint came from one of the most ancient and noble Norumbegan families — a family that had often worn the purple and ermine of high, even royal, office. He owned much of the city of New Norumbega and many other organs beside. He had grown up surrounded by luxuries, drinking pearls dissolved in wine, eating peacock with the tail fann...ed. Two weeks earlier, he had almost been elected as Regent and Prime Minister of the Empire of the Innards, and perhaps would have now been the most powerful man in the Great Body if people hadn’t taken unkindly to his murder of his chum Gugs — which he thought was rather blinking dank of them, considering that no one ever could really stomach Gugs when the chap was alive (often rattled on a bit; brayed, even; a terribly slow card player).
Two weeks before, Lord Dainsplint had considered himself almost at the top of the Norumbegan hill of beans: views from the palace windows, long afternoons spent playing polo on droneback, plenty of champagne and orange juice for breakfast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dainsplint stopped to think about how the old game of life was treating him, he felt heavyish in his gut. Things were not going swimmingly for his lordship.
Lord Dainsplint came from one of the most ancient and noble Norumbegan families — a family that had often worn the purple and ermine of high, even royal, office. He owned much of the city of New Norumbega and many other organs beside. He had grown up surrounded by luxuries, drinking pearls dissolved in wine, eating peacock with the tail fann...ed. Two weeks earlier, he had almost been elected as Regent and Prime Minister of the Empire of the Innards, and perhaps would have now been the most powerful man in the Great Body if people hadn’t taken unkindly to his murder of his chum Gugs — which he thought was rather blinking dank of them, considering that no one ever could really stomach Gugs when the chap was alive (often rattled on a bit; brayed, even; a terribly slow card player).
Two weeks before, Lord Dainsplint had considered himself almost at the top of the Norumbegan hill of beans: views from the palace windows, long afternoons spent playing polo on droneback, plenty of champagne and orange juice for breakfast.
What to read after The Chamber in the Sky?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M. T. Anderson to read onlineMoreLess
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