Tyrant: Destroyer of Cities
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There were now two thousand people, free, slave, citizen and foreigner mixed, sleeping in the agora and on the open ground in front of the Temple of Poseidon, and families were building shacks from blankets, old sails, baskets – anything they could find. Wood was at a premium: Satyrus’ sailors had taken every bit of wood that could be spared, and men were cutting down the olive trees that grew in gardens.The sortie had destroyed three more engine-ships, leaving Demetrios with six. His engineers ...and slaves spent the nineteenth day of the siege hard at work, and thirty triremes escorted a dozen merchant ships away to the north.‘What do you think he’s up to?’ Anaxagoras asked between bouts. Korus was leaning on his stick. They were in Abraham’s garden – there was no longer a gymnasium to visit.‘Getting wood to build more engines,’ Satyrus said.Fighting in Abraham’s garden meant fighting where all the marines and sailors could watch. And Miriam, of course, who smiled at both men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were now two thousand people, free, slave, citizen and foreigner mixed, sleeping in the agora and on the open ground in front of the Temple of Poseidon, and families were building shacks from blankets, old sails, baskets – anything they could find. Wood was at a premium: Satyrus’ sailors had taken every bit of wood that could be spared, and men were cutting down the olive trees that grew in gardens.The sortie had destroyed three more engine-ships, leaving Demetrios with six. His engineers ...and slaves spent the nineteenth day of the siege hard at work, and thirty triremes escorted a dozen merchant ships away to the north.‘What do you think he’s up to?’ Anaxagoras asked between bouts. Korus was leaning on his stick. They were in Abraham’s garden – there was no longer a gymnasium to visit.‘Getting wood to build more engines,’ Satyrus said.Fighting in Abraham’s garden meant fighting where all the marines and sailors could watch. And Miriam, of course, who smiled at both men.
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