Avalon (1965)
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Merewyn sat demurely beside her aunt, trying to imitate that lady's perfect composure. The black wool habit and black veil were motionless, so were the precisely folded hands. The golden crucifix on the Abbess's shapeless breast was unstirred by her quiet breathing. Merwinna, Abbess of Romsey, was as famous for her decorum as she was for her piety and kindness. She was short, sHght and dark-skinned; thirty-five and looked older, because of the hollows around the large black eyes; and a bony beak...ed nose, and compressed mouth which nonetheless could curve into smiles or even laughter. Her nuns revered and obeyed her; most of them also loved her.
The monks in the choir finished one chant and began another. The great western doors still did not open to admit the procession.
Merewyn sighed and thought about the meeting with her aunt tliree days ago.
Upon her arrival in Alfrida's train three days ago Merewyn at last spoke again with Rumon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Merewyn sat demurely beside her aunt, trying to imitate that lady's perfect composure. The black wool habit and black veil were motionless, so were the precisely folded hands. The golden crucifix on the Abbess's shapeless breast was unstirred by her quiet breathing. Merwinna, Abbess of Romsey, was as famous for her decorum as she was for her piety and kindness. She was short, sHght and dark-skinned; thirty-five and looked older, because of the hollows around the large black eyes; and a bony beak...ed nose, and compressed mouth which nonetheless could curve into smiles or even laughter. Her nuns revered and obeyed her; most of them also loved her.
The monks in the choir finished one chant and began another. The great western doors still did not open to admit the procession.
Merewyn sighed and thought about the meeting with her aunt tliree days ago.
Upon her arrival in Alfrida's train three days ago Merewyn at last spoke again with Rumon.
What to read after Avalon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anya Seton to read onlineMoreLess
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