The Dragon's Son
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Bellona knew this. Marcus did not, for Bellona did not tell him. She kept silent not out of regard for his feelings—she had no care for his feelings— but because she did not want to think about it, much less talk about it. She would have camped in another area, but this was close to the drowned cave, which they had passed at dusk, and it was one of the few open patches of ground on this side of the tree-lined river.
Bellona was not sentimental. Her life was too hard for sentimentality to survive.... She camped here, where she had found Melisande bleeding, ravished, half-dead, because it was practical to camp here. She slept soundly, because it is practical to sleep soundly the day before one faces a dangerous unknown. If, in her dreams, she relived that terrible night, those were dreams and were gone by morning.
Marcus lay awake, unable to sleep, though he was tired past any weariness he’d ever before experienced. They had ridden several miles along the riverbank before coming across the small village where they had left the horse in the care of a farmer and purchased a rowboat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bellona knew this. Marcus did not, for Bellona did not tell him. She kept silent not out of regard for his feelings—she had no care for his feelings— but because she did not want to think about it, much less talk about it. She would have camped in another area, but this was close to the drowned cave, which they had passed at dusk, and it was one of the few open patches of ground on this side of the tree-lined river.
Bellona was not sentimental. Her life was too hard for sentimentality to survive.... She camped here, where she had found Melisande bleeding, ravished, half-dead, because it was practical to camp here. She slept soundly, because it is practical to sleep soundly the day before one faces a dangerous unknown. If, in her dreams, she relived that terrible night, those were dreams and were gone by morning.
Marcus lay awake, unable to sleep, though he was tired past any weariness he’d ever before experienced. They had ridden several miles along the riverbank before coming across the small village where they had left the horse in the care of a farmer and purchased a rowboat.
What to read after The Dragon's Son?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Weis to read onlineMoreLess
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