At the Queen's Summons (2009)
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A small army of servitors conveyed sumptuous dishes to a table that was so long, Pippa could hardly see Donal Og and Iago. Those two were engaged in an animated, if halting, conversation with Richard’s foreign companions.She discovered two things immediately. She hated eels in mustard, and she adored being waited on. More gradually, she discovered the delights of blancmange and dried figs, the feel of a real silver wine chalice against her bottom lip. Having dining companions who spoke to her po...litely, in complete sentences, was an unforeseen boon.“I am expecting my parents from Hertfordshire,” Richard explained, “and my aunts and uncles and cousins. I’ve a large family and they’re all quite endearingly mad. We’ve had wild times together, always have.”Aidan watched him with a charming smile. Pippa suspected she was the only one who knew the meaning of the flinty look in his eyes. He said, “And will you and your family have wild times in Ireland, my good friend? You’d not be the first English family to do so.”“I assure you, my lord, if any of my family were to come to Ireland, it would not be to lay waste to the land,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A small army of servitors conveyed sumptuous dishes to a table that was so long, Pippa could hardly see Donal Og and Iago. Those two were engaged in an animated, if halting, conversation with Richard’s foreign companions.She discovered two things immediately. She hated eels in mustard, and she adored being waited on. More gradually, she discovered the delights of blancmange and dried figs, the feel of a real silver wine chalice against her bottom lip. Having dining companions who spoke to her po...litely, in complete sentences, was an unforeseen boon.“I am expecting my parents from Hertfordshire,” Richard explained, “and my aunts and uncles and cousins. I’ve a large family and they’re all quite endearingly mad. We’ve had wild times together, always have.”Aidan watched him with a charming smile. Pippa suspected she was the only one who knew the meaning of the flinty look in his eyes. He said, “And will you and your family have wild times in Ireland, my good friend? You’d not be the first English family to do so.”“I assure you, my lord, if any of my family were to come to Ireland, it would not be to lay waste to the land,”
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