The Tale of Oriel
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At that hour only one solitary boat lay keel-up on the beach. The rest fished somewhere on the flat grey water, beyond the veils of misty rain.
The path they followed kept the city walls to their left. It had been marked on the ground by many feet, although on that morning they saw only a few men, and those closely cloaked. As the morning went on the drizzle ceased, and then the mists lifted, and finally the clouds pulled apart to reveal a pale blue sky. By that time they had come to the river g...ate and could see, under watery sunlight, the countryside spread out before them.
“Upriver,” Oriel said to Griff, to identify the land before them, which was also their destination. They stood looking at it.
The river flowed away behind, down to the sea. Ahead, close around Selby, there were many small farms, with gently sloping fields in cultivation, fenced pens for animals, outbuildings to store crops. The freshly turned earth of the fields glowed brown. Upriver, the land became hilly.
Upriver was inland.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At that hour only one solitary boat lay keel-up on the beach. The rest fished somewhere on the flat grey water, beyond the veils of misty rain.
The path they followed kept the city walls to their left. It had been marked on the ground by many feet, although on that morning they saw only a few men, and those closely cloaked. As the morning went on the drizzle ceased, and then the mists lifted, and finally the clouds pulled apart to reveal a pale blue sky. By that time they had come to the river g...ate and could see, under watery sunlight, the countryside spread out before them.
“Upriver,” Oriel said to Griff, to identify the land before them, which was also their destination. They stood looking at it.
The river flowed away behind, down to the sea. Ahead, close around Selby, there were many small farms, with gently sloping fields in cultivation, fenced pens for animals, outbuildings to store crops. The freshly turned earth of the fields glowed brown. Upriver, the land became hilly.
Upriver was inland.
What to read after The Tale of Oriel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cynthia Voigt to read onlineMoreLess
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