A Deadly Brew
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‘And what day of the month did you notice this change in your humours?’ he asked, speaking as loudly as he could. Under the door, where there was a gap between wood and floor, a shadow moved, stopped and then passed on, while in her chair Dame Pelagia snored obliviously.
Julianna smiled quickly at him before becoming intense again. ‘They suspect I know. I am no longer safe and neither are you.’ ‘Know what?’ said Bartholomew in confusion. ‘Safe from whom?’ ‘I have no idea,’ said Julianna. ‘Th...at is the frustrating part. There are comings and goings in the depths of the night and something is amiss, but I do not know what.’ ‘Then how do you know you are in danger?’ asked Bartholomew. Perhaps Julianna had been locked up in the convent for too long, and her desire for something to break the monotony of her daily life had gained the better of her common sense.
She fiddled with her veil and glanced at Dame Pelagia. ‘There is not much time to explain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘And what day of the month did you notice this change in your humours?’ he asked, speaking as loudly as he could. Under the door, where there was a gap between wood and floor, a shadow moved, stopped and then passed on, while in her chair Dame Pelagia snored obliviously.
Julianna smiled quickly at him before becoming intense again. ‘They suspect I know. I am no longer safe and neither are you.’ ‘Know what?’ said Bartholomew in confusion. ‘Safe from whom?’ ‘I have no idea,’ said Julianna. ‘Th...at is the frustrating part. There are comings and goings in the depths of the night and something is amiss, but I do not know what.’ ‘Then how do you know you are in danger?’ asked Bartholomew. Perhaps Julianna had been locked up in the convent for too long, and her desire for something to break the monotony of her daily life had gained the better of her common sense.
She fiddled with her veil and glanced at Dame Pelagia. ‘There is not much time to explain.
What to read after A Deadly Brew?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susanna Gregory to read onlineMoreLess
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