The Tale of Krispos (2007)
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The horizon ahead was still smooth. He sighed and shook his head. “When I start seeing the mountains, I’ll know I’m close to the country where I grew up,” he said.
“Close also to where the trouble is,” Sarkis observed.
“Aye.” Krispos’ brief nostalgia deepened to true pain and anger. The summer before, Harvas’ raiders had gone through the village where he’d grown up. His sister, her husband, and their two girls had still lived in the village. No one lived there now.
Ungreased wheels squeaked—some...times screamed—as supply wagons rattled along. Horses, mules, and men afoot kicked up choking clouds of dust. Soldiers sang and joked. Why not? Krispos thought. They’re still in their own country. If they sang as they came home again, he would have done something worth remembering.
Sarkis said, “The riders we sent ahead toward Mavros’ army should get back to us in the next couple of days. Then we’ll know how things stand.”
“They’ll get back to us in a couple of days if all’s gone well and Mavros has pressed forward,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The horizon ahead was still smooth. He sighed and shook his head. “When I start seeing the mountains, I’ll know I’m close to the country where I grew up,” he said.
“Close also to where the trouble is,” Sarkis observed.
“Aye.” Krispos’ brief nostalgia deepened to true pain and anger. The summer before, Harvas’ raiders had gone through the village where he’d grown up. His sister, her husband, and their two girls had still lived in the village. No one lived there now.
Ungreased wheels squeaked—some...times screamed—as supply wagons rattled along. Horses, mules, and men afoot kicked up choking clouds of dust. Soldiers sang and joked. Why not? Krispos thought. They’re still in their own country. If they sang as they came home again, he would have done something worth remembering.
Sarkis said, “The riders we sent ahead toward Mavros’ army should get back to us in the next couple of days. Then we’ll know how things stand.”
“They’ll get back to us in a couple of days if all’s gone well and Mavros has pressed forward,”
What to read after The Tale of Krispos?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Turtledove to read onlineMoreLess
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