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Down the path, a short figure stumbled. As far as Lindo could see, it was probably Everson, who came nearly every day since his father went to war. Everson's father was the first-born son of the king's general, Luego. Lindo was only 15 years old, while Everson was 13. Despite this one-year difference, they were close cousins, more like second cousins. Lindo was fairly tall for his age, with brown hair. He wore a white shirt, black pants, and had a long sword by his side. Additionally, he had a black cape around his neck. As Everson neared, Lindo noticed something white in his hand. Lindo called out to Everson from atop the garden wall, asking, 'What do you have there?' However, Everson did not answer. Lindo could see a broad smile on his face. As Everson reached the wall, he said, 'It's from Father. Come down quickly, come see it.' 'Alright,' said Lindo, 'go to the gate, I'll be there. Everson was an inch or to short for his age , he had blackish brownish hair, wore a white shirt, and brown leather pants. He wore a habit of black over his shoulders. As he reached the gates the smile faded a way the gates were still shut was Lindo really coming. Everson was not to blame for thinking this way of Lindo, was not just the other day that Lindo made an appointment to come to dinner at Everson's house and don't show up.
Down the path, a short figure stumbled. As far as Lindo could see, it was probably Everson, who came nearly every day since his father went to war. Everson's father was the first-born son of the king's general, Luego. Lindo was only 15 years old, while Everson was 13. Despite this one-year difference, they were close cousins, more like second cousins. Lindo was fairly tall for his age, with brown hair. He wore a white shirt, black pants, and had a long sword by his side. Additionally, he had a black cape around his neck. As Everson neared, Lindo noticed something white in his hand. Lindo called out to Everson from atop the garden wall, asking, 'What do you have there?' However, Everson did not answer. Lindo could see a broad smile on his face.
As Everson reached the wall, he said, 'It's from Father. Come down quickly, come see it.'
'Alright,' said Lindo, 'go to the gate, I'll be there.'
Everson was an inch or two shorter for his age, he had blackish-brownish hair, wore a white shirt, and brown leather pants. He wore a habit of black over his shoulders. As he reached the gates, the smile faded away. The gates were still shut. Was Lindo really coming?
Everson was not to blame for thinking this way of Lindo. It was not just the other day that Lindo made an appointment to come to dinner at Everson's house and didn't show up.
Wouldn't that be short not shorter
You're right, my apologies for the oversight. The correct phrase would be "Everson was an inch or two short for his age." Thank you for catching that!
Could you fix it
Certainly! Apologies for the confusion. The correct phrase is: "Everson was an inch or two shorter than his age." Thank you for pointing that out!
No short for his age is right just rewrite it like that
Apologies for the confusion. You are correct, the phrase should be: "Everson was a little shorter for his age." Thank you for catching that!
Fix it then
Down the path, a short figure stumbled. As far as Lindo could see, it was probably Everson, who came nearly every day since his father went to war. Everson's father was the first-born son of the king's general, Luego. Lindo was only 15 years old, while Everson was 13. Despite this one-year difference, they were close cousins, more like second cousins. Lindo was fairly tall for his age, with brown hair. He wore a white shirt, black pants, and had a long sword by his side. Additionally, he had a black cape around his neck. As Everson neared, Lindo noticed something white in his hand. Lindo called out to Everson from atop the garden wall, asking, 'What do you have there?' However, Everson did not answer. Lindo could see a broad smile on his face.
As Everson reached the wall, he said, 'It's from Father. Come down quickly, come see it.'
'Alright,' said Lindo, 'go to the gate, I'll be there.'
Everson was an inch or two shorter for his age, he had blackish-brownish hair, wore a white shirt, and brown leather pants. He wore a habit of black over his shoulders. As he reached the gates, the smile faded away. The gates were still shut. Was Lindo really coming?
Everson was not to blame for thinking this way of Lindo. It was not just the other day that Lindo made an appointment to come to dinner at Everson's house and didn't show up.