Thorn
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“Come to the palace tonight as you are dressed,” he says. “I will meet you at the gates at sundown.”
“Who—” I begin, but he has already moved on. It will be Kestrin anyway.
At the temple, I sit against the wall, wrapped loosely in my cloak. The weather has begun to warm up, water trickling off of roofs, running in rivulets down the roads, churning the alleys to mud beneath the daily onslaught of wagon wheels, horses’ hooves and boots. If the weather holds, within a week Corbé and I will take the... geese out to pasture again.
I shift, listening for voices from the street. I have not seen Tarkit since the day I spent with him. I wonder if he has started his apprenticeship, and how his mother fares. I wonder what Kestrin intends, why he would send for me, specifying that I not dress up. At least he does not wish to attract attention to my arrival. I pick at the dirt beneath my fingernails. Does he intend for me to dress up when I arrive there? Or does he only wish for a private audience with me?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Come to the palace tonight as you are dressed,” he says. “I will meet you at the gates at sundown.”
“Who—” I begin, but he has already moved on. It will be Kestrin anyway.
At the temple, I sit against the wall, wrapped loosely in my cloak. The weather has begun to warm up, water trickling off of roofs, running in rivulets down the roads, churning the alleys to mud beneath the daily onslaught of wagon wheels, horses’ hooves and boots. If the weather holds, within a week Corbé and I will take the... geese out to pasture again.
I shift, listening for voices from the street. I have not seen Tarkit since the day I spent with him. I wonder if he has started his apprenticeship, and how his mother fares. I wonder what Kestrin intends, why he would send for me, specifying that I not dress up. At least he does not wish to attract attention to my arrival. I pick at the dirt beneath my fingernails. Does he intend for me to dress up when I arrive there? Or does he only wish for a private audience with me?
What to read after Thorn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Khanani, Intisar to read onlineMoreLess
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