The Scepter's Return
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He pinned it to the wall despite Sosia’s squawks. In most years, the map inhabited the treasury minister’s office, and was used to show which cities and provinces had paid their taxes and which had revenues still outstanding.
This year’s revenues had all come in. Lanius used the map for a different and grimmer purpose—to chart the plague’s advance through Avornis. It spread along the routes he would have expected. It came up from the Stura toward the city of Avornis along the roads couriers and ...merchants most often used. When it took sidetracks, it traveled more slowly. Large stretches of the kingdom well away from the main routes stayed happily unaffected. They probably didn’t even know a new pestilence was on the loose. Anyone who brought the word might bring the sickness, too.
The disease was going to get to the capital. Lanius could see that. He said nothing to Sosia about it. Odds were she could figure it out for herself. If she couldn’t, he didn’t want to worry her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He pinned it to the wall despite Sosia’s squawks. In most years, the map inhabited the treasury minister’s office, and was used to show which cities and provinces had paid their taxes and which had revenues still outstanding.
This year’s revenues had all come in. Lanius used the map for a different and grimmer purpose—to chart the plague’s advance through Avornis. It spread along the routes he would have expected. It came up from the Stura toward the city of Avornis along the roads couriers and ...merchants most often used. When it took sidetracks, it traveled more slowly. Large stretches of the kingdom well away from the main routes stayed happily unaffected. They probably didn’t even know a new pestilence was on the loose. Anyone who brought the word might bring the sickness, too.
The disease was going to get to the capital. Lanius could see that. He said nothing to Sosia about it. Odds were she could figure it out for herself. If she couldn’t, he didn’t want to worry her.
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