Travellers' Rest
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Ahead, scattered around the junction of two roads that met in the shadow of the nearby hills, were some ragged brick buildings. The town, if that’s what it was, looked worn, weather-bitten, barely populated.The apprentice—a gray-faced, brown-bearded, dark-eyed dwarf named Wyrth—said, “Master Morlock, let’s go on to the next town.”“No.”“Morlock, those beetles are taller than I am. Imagine what the bedbugs are like! Next town, please.”“I believe these are cattle. Note the udder on that one.”“I hav...e better things to do than look at the private parts of cows! Um. If that’s an udder, there’s another one sprouting from the beast’s other side. Are you sure they’re cows?”“No. They seem to be chewing cuds, though. If you can bring yourself to look.”“You may practice your wit on me as you like, Master Morlock. It needs the practice, as God Sustainer knows. I still vote for the next town.”Since voting had nothing to do with the matter, Morlock proceeded with his loping irregular stride toward the buildings clustered at the town’s center.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ahead, scattered around the junction of two roads that met in the shadow of the nearby hills, were some ragged brick buildings. The town, if that’s what it was, looked worn, weather-bitten, barely populated.The apprentice—a gray-faced, brown-bearded, dark-eyed dwarf named Wyrth—said, “Master Morlock, let’s go on to the next town.”“No.”“Morlock, those beetles are taller than I am. Imagine what the bedbugs are like! Next town, please.”“I believe these are cattle. Note the udder on that one.”“I hav...e better things to do than look at the private parts of cows! Um. If that’s an udder, there’s another one sprouting from the beast’s other side. Are you sure they’re cows?”“No. They seem to be chewing cuds, though. If you can bring yourself to look.”“You may practice your wit on me as you like, Master Morlock. It needs the practice, as God Sustainer knows. I still vote for the next town.”Since voting had nothing to do with the matter, Morlock proceeded with his loping irregular stride toward the buildings clustered at the town’s center.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Enge to read onlineMoreLess
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