"Jennifer Roberson - CotC 4 - The House of Homana" - читать интересную книгу автора (Roberson Jennifer)And swore again as I saw the laughter in her amber,
slanted eyes. And suddenly I knewтАФ I glanced back instantly. In the clearing, very near the place I had waited so patiently, the red stag lay dead, the fang stag, with the finest rack of antlers I had ever seen. And a red-fletched arrow stood up tike a standard from his ribs. "lan!" I shouted. "lanтАФcome out! It was not fair!" The cat sat down in the clearing, commenced licking one big paw, and continued to purr noisily. "lan?" I looked suspiciously at the cat a moment. "NoтАФTasha." Still there was no answer. It was all I could do not to fill the trees with my shout. "lan, the stag was mineтАФdo you hear?" I waited. Wiggled my foot inside my boot; the cramp, thank the gods, was fading. "Ion," I said menacingly; giving up, I bellowed it. "The stag was mine not yoursi" "But you were much too slow." The answering voice the king would wait on a prince forever?" I spun around. As usual, with him, I had misjudged his position. There were times I would have sworn he could make his voice issue from rock or tree, and me left searching fruitlessly for a man. My brother sifted out of trees, brush, slanted foggy shadows into the clearing beside the dead stag. Now that file:///D|/Documents%20and%20Settings/harry/D...rack%20Of%20The%20White%20Wolf%20(v%20UC).txt (2 of 315) [2/2/2004 2:41:47 AM] file:///D|/Documents%20and%20Settings/harry/Desktop/Roberson,%...CLES%2004%20-%20Track%20Of%20The%20White%20Wolf%20(v%20UC).txt 2 I saw him clearly, I wondered that I had not seen him before. He had been directly across from me. Watching, Waiting. And laughing, no doubt, at his foolish younger brother. But in silence, so he would not give himself away. I swore. Aloud, unfortunately, which only gave him |
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