Warcry
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He paused to swallow, gulping in air. “Go easy, lad.” Lord Durst lifted a frail hand, and his wife came forward with a glass of wine. “Get your breath, then tell us what you saw.” The boy slurped the wine and wiped his mouth on his sleeve. “Sorry, Lord. Ran from the main gate.” “And I thank you for it,” Lord Durst said. “You were very prompt. Tell me again. She walked into the city?” “Aye, Lord.” The lad’s eyes were wide. “She’s all dressed in white, with something glittering on her ear.” “And t...he Warlord stayed with her? With how many men?” “Men and women, Lord,” the lad answered. “Not more than twenty.” Lord Durst nodded, listening carefully to the descriptions. “My thanks,” he said finally. “A few coins for your troubles.” The lad bobbed his head over the silver and darted out of the room. “Well, that didn’t work. It’s clear that they expect an attack as she makes her way through the city.” Lanfer spoke from the corner. Lord Durst eyed him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He paused to swallow, gulping in air. “Go easy, lad.” Lord Durst lifted a frail hand, and his wife came forward with a glass of wine. “Get your breath, then tell us what you saw.” The boy slurped the wine and wiped his mouth on his sleeve. “Sorry, Lord. Ran from the main gate.” “And I thank you for it,” Lord Durst said. “You were very prompt. Tell me again. She walked into the city?” “Aye, Lord.” The lad’s eyes were wide. “She’s all dressed in white, with something glittering on her ear.” “And t...he Warlord stayed with her? With how many men?” “Men and women, Lord,” the lad answered. “Not more than twenty.” Lord Durst nodded, listening carefully to the descriptions. “My thanks,” he said finally. “A few coins for your troubles.” The lad bobbed his head over the silver and darted out of the room. “Well, that didn’t work. It’s clear that they expect an attack as she makes her way through the city.” Lanfer spoke from the corner. Lord Durst eyed him.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Vaughan to read onlineMoreLess
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