Canterbury Papers
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Sailing into Darkness At first I had the wild thought that it was Master Averroës himself, but then one of the monks drew back the hood and I saw a different Arab face, bronzed but much younger, and with a small beard. It was not clear how he had died, but from the position of his body, it was obvious he had been taken by surprise.
“Princess?” William asked, fixing his eagle’s eye on me. “Do you know anything about this?”
I shook my head, still not able to find words, my hand seeking his arm to ...steady myself. After clearing my throat, I was able to say, “I saw this man, or some dressed as he is, not three nights ago in Havre, at the Boar’s Head Inn. They had some business with the Duke of Orléans, my uncle Robert. Our meeting was accidental. He introduced me to them.” I paused. “Master Averroës was with them.”
“Master Averroës?” William’s eyes widened. Then he turned to the monks nearest him. “Take this man to the infirmary. I do not doubt that he is dead, but I want the apothecary to look at him closely.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sailing into Darkness At first I had the wild thought that it was Master Averroës himself, but then one of the monks drew back the hood and I saw a different Arab face, bronzed but much younger, and with a small beard. It was not clear how he had died, but from the position of his body, it was obvious he had been taken by surprise.
“Princess?” William asked, fixing his eagle’s eye on me. “Do you know anything about this?”
I shook my head, still not able to find words, my hand seeking his arm to ...steady myself. After clearing my throat, I was able to say, “I saw this man, or some dressed as he is, not three nights ago in Havre, at the Boar’s Head Inn. They had some business with the Duke of Orléans, my uncle Robert. Our meeting was accidental. He introduced me to them.” I paused. “Master Averroës was with them.”
“Master Averroës?” William’s eyes widened. Then he turned to the monks nearest him. “Take this man to the infirmary. I do not doubt that he is dead, but I want the apothecary to look at him closely.
What to read after Canterbury Papers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Judith Koll Healey to read onlineMoreLess
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