Constantinopolis (2014)
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Unlike many noblemen, Hunyadi dined informally with members of his household at a large table near the kitchens. His hall contained a formal dining room as well, but he rarely used it, preferring to eat with his men. The conversation at the table was loud and raucous as usual, with much drinking and joking.
Hunyadi grabbed an extra chair from against the stone wall and pulled it up next to him. He beckoned Gregory to sit down and enjoy a meal. The young Greek wished to talk immediately but H...unyadi ordered him to eat and drink first, messages could wait. He smiled to himself. He still found himself liking this Greek. He reminded Hunyadi of himself as a young man.
Gregory was ravenous and dug in immediately. His manners might have been considered uncouth at another setting but here he was just one more tired warrior grabbing food and grunting as he chewed and swallowed. He drank several cups of wine and soon was slowing down on his meal.
When Hunyadi judged it the right time he opened the conversation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Unlike many noblemen, Hunyadi dined informally with members of his household at a large table near the kitchens. His hall contained a formal dining room as well, but he rarely used it, preferring to eat with his men. The conversation at the table was loud and raucous as usual, with much drinking and joking.
Hunyadi grabbed an extra chair from against the stone wall and pulled it up next to him. He beckoned Gregory to sit down and enjoy a meal. The young Greek wished to talk immediately but H...unyadi ordered him to eat and drink first, messages could wait. He smiled to himself. He still found himself liking this Greek. He reminded Hunyadi of himself as a young man.
Gregory was ravenous and dug in immediately. His manners might have been considered uncouth at another setting but here he was just one more tired warrior grabbing food and grunting as he chewed and swallowed. He drank several cups of wine and soon was slowing down on his meal.
When Hunyadi judged it the right time he opened the conversation.
What to read after Constantinopolis?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shipman, James to read onlineMoreLess
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