The Deed of Paksenarrion
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Rain and rugged country slowed them; the road zigzagged into steep valleys and back up to the sheep pastures. Paks saw carefully terraced slopes set with precise rows of dark sticks.
“Are those young fruit trees?” she asked Stammel.
“Tir, no! Those are grapevines. This is wine country, Paks.”
“Oh. They don’t look like any grapevines I’ve seen.” Paks thought of the little black grapes of the north sprawling over bushes and walls in an untidy tangle.
“They are. Expensive ones, too.... If we break off a single twig, the Count’d have our hides.”
They passed through villages nestled in the sides of valleys: stone houses built so close together that the roof of one made the first story of another. Down in the narrow valleys, little plots of spring grain showed green, and a few fruit trees were just starting to bloom. Streams ran clean and clear in rocky beds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rain and rugged country slowed them; the road zigzagged into steep valleys and back up to the sheep pastures. Paks saw carefully terraced slopes set with precise rows of dark sticks.
“Are those young fruit trees?” she asked Stammel.
“Tir, no! Those are grapevines. This is wine country, Paks.”
“Oh. They don’t look like any grapevines I’ve seen.” Paks thought of the little black grapes of the north sprawling over bushes and walls in an untidy tangle.
“They are. Expensive ones, too.... If we break off a single twig, the Count’d have our hides.”
They passed through villages nestled in the sides of valleys: stone houses built so close together that the roof of one made the first story of another. Down in the narrow valleys, little plots of spring grain showed green, and a few fruit trees were just starting to bloom. Streams ran clean and clear in rocky beds.
What to read after The Deed of Paksenarrion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Moon to read onlineMoreLess
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