The Kingdoms of Dust
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Isyllt had expected Siddir to be cheered by the news, but if anything his mood worsened.
Isyllt’s mood was little better. She’d slept only fitfully after the temple songs faded, and the unease of the dream lingered, aching in her chest. Moth, returned from her wandering, had slept through the bells and slept still. Morning was nearly gone.
“You brought me to the city of stories,” Isyllt said, jabbing a honey spoon toward Siddir. “Show me some of them.” Academics at the Arcanost would risk much f...or a visit to Sherazad’s famous library; thinking of the Arcanost only soured her mood more.
“It wouldn’t be prudent.” Siddir sat with his back to a sandstone pillar, watching the street. The sun was high and the morning’s crowds had already thinned—fewer crowds than yesterday. A flock of pigeons braved the heat to scavenge crumbs from a baker’s cart. “The storm has the city unsettled. And I wasn’t sure yesterday”—he raised his glass to cover the words—“but I am today.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Isyllt had expected Siddir to be cheered by the news, but if anything his mood worsened.
Isyllt’s mood was little better. She’d slept only fitfully after the temple songs faded, and the unease of the dream lingered, aching in her chest. Moth, returned from her wandering, had slept through the bells and slept still. Morning was nearly gone.
“You brought me to the city of stories,” Isyllt said, jabbing a honey spoon toward Siddir. “Show me some of them.” Academics at the Arcanost would risk much f...or a visit to Sherazad’s famous library; thinking of the Arcanost only soured her mood more.
“It wouldn’t be prudent.” Siddir sat with his back to a sandstone pillar, watching the street. The sun was high and the morning’s crowds had already thinned—fewer crowds than yesterday. A flock of pigeons braved the heat to scavenge crumbs from a baker’s cart. “The storm has the city unsettled. And I wasn’t sure yesterday”—he raised his glass to cover the words—“but I am today.
What to read after The Kingdoms of Dust?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Downum, Amanda to read onlineMoreLess
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