The Fallable Fiend
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I suspect that some of the rough-looking men I saw on the road or in inns were of this type. Some gave me hard looks, but none molested me. I suppose my appearance dissuaded them from any nefarious plans they may have entertained.On the second day after leaving Solymbria City, I came to the foothills of the Ellorna Mountains. While eating my supper, I showed the taverner, one Hadrubar, my map and asked him about the road across the mountains.“Hard to tell,” said he. “The Needle’s Eye”—he pointed... to the place on my map that showed the pass over the crest of the range—“is closed in winter by snow. Now it’s high summer, and the pass should have been open for two months or more. But nary a traveler has come through from the land of the Hruntings.”“How about travelers northward bound?”“Some have set out hence, but none has returned. Some say the Zaperazh have closed the pass.”“The what have closed the pass?”“The Zaperazh—you know, the tribe of cavemen that dwell thereabouts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I suspect that some of the rough-looking men I saw on the road or in inns were of this type. Some gave me hard looks, but none molested me. I suppose my appearance dissuaded them from any nefarious plans they may have entertained.On the second day after leaving Solymbria City, I came to the foothills of the Ellorna Mountains. While eating my supper, I showed the taverner, one Hadrubar, my map and asked him about the road across the mountains.“Hard to tell,” said he. “The Needle’s Eye”—he pointed... to the place on my map that showed the pass over the crest of the range—“is closed in winter by snow. Now it’s high summer, and the pass should have been open for two months or more. But nary a traveler has come through from the land of the Hruntings.”“How about travelers northward bound?”“Some have set out hence, but none has returned. Some say the Zaperazh have closed the pass.”“The what have closed the pass?”“The Zaperazh—you know, the tribe of cavemen that dwell thereabouts.
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