The Destruction of the Books
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Juhg brushed perspiration from his forehead as he worked on the arrow that had pierced Captain Attikus’ upper chest. Raisho knelt at his side, helping with the surgical tools, hot water, and clean towels. Thankfully, the captain slept on his bed in his quarters.
“He’ll live.” Juhg examined the captain’s wound. The broken end of the shaft jutted up from the puncture. “Judging from the placement of the arrow and the fact that the captain’s breath remains free of blood and he’s not coughing any up,... I’d say the arrow missed the lung.”
“An’ that’s good.”
“Yes,” Juhg said. “That’s really good. If the arrow had pierced the lung, I wouldn’t be able to save him.”
“If the arrow hit the lung, ye couldn’t save him?”
Juhg shrugged. “I might not be able to save him. There are other ways. It’s just that I’ve never done them.”
“But you’ve done this?”
“Yes. Three times before. Once, I had to take an arrow out of my own leg when I was stranded in the Bleak Marshes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Juhg brushed perspiration from his forehead as he worked on the arrow that had pierced Captain Attikus’ upper chest. Raisho knelt at his side, helping with the surgical tools, hot water, and clean towels. Thankfully, the captain slept on his bed in his quarters.
“He’ll live.” Juhg examined the captain’s wound. The broken end of the shaft jutted up from the puncture. “Judging from the placement of the arrow and the fact that the captain’s breath remains free of blood and he’s not coughing any up,... I’d say the arrow missed the lung.”
“An’ that’s good.”
“Yes,” Juhg said. “That’s really good. If the arrow had pierced the lung, I wouldn’t be able to save him.”
“If the arrow hit the lung, ye couldn’t save him?”
Juhg shrugged. “I might not be able to save him. There are other ways. It’s just that I’ve never done them.”
“But you’ve done this?”
“Yes. Three times before. Once, I had to take an arrow out of my own leg when I was stranded in the Bleak Marshes.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Odom, Mel to read onlineMoreLess
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