Camelot (2009)
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So she decided to go and see for herself. Lady Petaluna had told her that the Cook was extremely protective of the boy, barely letting him out of her sight, so she would have to go in disguise so as not to arouse any suspicion.
‘You are quite sure that this is what a common serving wench wears?’ said Morgan le Fey as Lady Petaluna tied the last strips of torn rag round her ankle. She had been surrounded by servants her whole life. She knew they spoke funny and had peculiar skin conditions, but s...he had never paid much attention to their dress code.
‘Yes, my lady,’ said Lady Petaluna, ‘though there is still a problem with your smell.’ ‘I don’t have a smell,’ said Morgan le Fey. ‘Princesses do not smell.’ ‘That’s the problem. Serving wenches do.’ ‘Oh, and I suppose I’d be right in thinking it’s not a particularly nice smell.’ ‘That depends who you are and what you compare it to, my lady.’ ‘Meaning?’ ‘If you were a flea and you lived on a pig’s bottom, you would probably think it was a delicate and rather sweet smell,’ said Lady Petaluna.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So she decided to go and see for herself. Lady Petaluna had told her that the Cook was extremely protective of the boy, barely letting him out of her sight, so she would have to go in disguise so as not to arouse any suspicion.
‘You are quite sure that this is what a common serving wench wears?’ said Morgan le Fey as Lady Petaluna tied the last strips of torn rag round her ankle. She had been surrounded by servants her whole life. She knew they spoke funny and had peculiar skin conditions, but s...he had never paid much attention to their dress code.
‘Yes, my lady,’ said Lady Petaluna, ‘though there is still a problem with your smell.’ ‘I don’t have a smell,’ said Morgan le Fey. ‘Princesses do not smell.’ ‘That’s the problem. Serving wenches do.’ ‘Oh, and I suppose I’d be right in thinking it’s not a particularly nice smell.’ ‘That depends who you are and what you compare it to, my lady.’ ‘Meaning?’ ‘If you were a flea and you lived on a pig’s bottom, you would probably think it was a delicate and rather sweet smell,’ said Lady Petaluna.
What to read after Camelot?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Colin Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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