A Play of Knaves (2010)
A Play of Knaves
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If he had turned from the table at all, he was turned back, too held by the bright promise of the sugar sticks to bother much with lesser matters. With him safely seen, Ellis nodded to Joliffe and went whatever way he had been going, leaving Joliffe to rejoin Piers, who had finally made his choice. Holding a green sugar stick, he looked up at Joliffe hopefully, but Joliffe, reading the look a-right, said, “You have money. Buy your own.”
Piers grimaced at him and turned back to the seller, diggin...g his other hand into his belt-pouch.
Joliffe reached past him, chose a red stick and a yellow one, paid for them over Piers’ shoulder, and when Piers turned away from the table, handed the yellow one to him, saying, “But I’ll buy you one, too.”
Piers grabbed it, remembered to say, “Thank you!” and with a sugar stick in either hand, licking at them turn and turnabout, started away to see what else there was to see, rightly supposing Joliffe would follow him.
There wasn’t much else.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If he had turned from the table at all, he was turned back, too held by the bright promise of the sugar sticks to bother much with lesser matters. With him safely seen, Ellis nodded to Joliffe and went whatever way he had been going, leaving Joliffe to rejoin Piers, who had finally made his choice. Holding a green sugar stick, he looked up at Joliffe hopefully, but Joliffe, reading the look a-right, said, “You have money. Buy your own.”
Piers grimaced at him and turned back to the seller, diggin...g his other hand into his belt-pouch.
Joliffe reached past him, chose a red stick and a yellow one, paid for them over Piers’ shoulder, and when Piers turned away from the table, handed the yellow one to him, saying, “But I’ll buy you one, too.”
Piers grabbed it, remembered to say, “Thank you!” and with a sugar stick in either hand, licking at them turn and turnabout, started away to see what else there was to see, rightly supposing Joliffe would follow him.
There wasn’t much else.
What to read after A Play of Knaves?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Frazer to read onlineMoreLess
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