A Princess Prays (2011)
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When Frederik came to call him, he pulled back the curtains and the King said, “Frederik, I need your help.”
He knew that the man who had been with him for many years was always delighted if he was taken into his confidence.
“You know I will do anything Your Majesty requires,” replied Frederik as he stood by the bed.
“My daughter, Her Royal Highness, was talking to me last night and she said it was a mistake for me to take this medicine, which is doing me no good, and the sleeping dr...aught which always leaves me muzzy in the morning. I have now decided to stop them.”
“That is good news, Your Majesty. I never thought them doctors were any good, but it weren’t my business to say so.”
“I am your business, Frederik. Now what I want you to do is to throw away what they have given me, but without them, or Her Majesty, being aware of it.”
He saw a faint smile on his valet’s lips and he knew he disliked the Queen, but Frederik had, of course, been too well-trained to say so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Frederik came to call him, he pulled back the curtains and the King said, “Frederik, I need your help.”
He knew that the man who had been with him for many years was always delighted if he was taken into his confidence.
“You know I will do anything Your Majesty requires,” replied Frederik as he stood by the bed.
“My daughter, Her Royal Highness, was talking to me last night and she said it was a mistake for me to take this medicine, which is doing me no good, and the sleeping dr...aught which always leaves me muzzy in the morning. I have now decided to stop them.”
“That is good news, Your Majesty. I never thought them doctors were any good, but it weren’t my business to say so.”
“I am your business, Frederik. Now what I want you to do is to throw away what they have given me, but without them, or Her Majesty, being aware of it.”
He saw a faint smile on his valet’s lips and he knew he disliked the Queen, but Frederik had, of course, been too well-trained to say so.
What to read after A Princess Prays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barbara Cartland to read onlineMoreLess
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