A Royal Marriage
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Beautiful though the image was, Gisela’s heart felt heavy. Sorrow carried through King John’s account of the loss of his father. She hated to see the strong king’s head bent in grief. More than that, she felt her anger rising against the enemies who had taken the Lydian village out of sheer greed.
“Who were these men who attacked you? I understand they are Illyrians, but many tribes go by that name, and not all war parties operate under the consent of their regional king.”
“The war band ...moved northward again after the attack. The village was incorporated into the holdings of the nearest Illyrian king.”
“The Illyrians have many kings, but they all must ultimately answer to the Empress Irene of Constantinople, who has an explicit agreement with my father to keep these lands where our two empires meet in a state of peace, with stable borders. Irene has granted my father leave to enforce that peace as needed, even if it means taking action on her side of the border.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beautiful though the image was, Gisela’s heart felt heavy. Sorrow carried through King John’s account of the loss of his father. She hated to see the strong king’s head bent in grief. More than that, she felt her anger rising against the enemies who had taken the Lydian village out of sheer greed.
“Who were these men who attacked you? I understand they are Illyrians, but many tribes go by that name, and not all war parties operate under the consent of their regional king.”
“The war band ...moved northward again after the attack. The village was incorporated into the holdings of the nearest Illyrian king.”
“The Illyrians have many kings, but they all must ultimately answer to the Empress Irene of Constantinople, who has an explicit agreement with my father to keep these lands where our two empires meet in a state of peace, with stable borders. Irene has granted my father leave to enforce that peace as needed, even if it means taking action on her side of the border.
What to read after A Royal Marriage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rachelle Mccalla to read onlineMoreLess
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