Dryden's Bride
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Not at all did he seem to mind the game he was about to play with Siân and Hugh. He hugged his mother, who remained stoically poised as she said goodbye, then crawled into a blanket-lined basket, put his thumb in his mouth and pretended to sleep. Siân hoped the boy would remain quiet as they carried his little basket out to the courtyard and hoisted him onto the back of her horse.
Hugh hoped they could get away without Wrexton calling an alarm. With any luck, the earl’s drunken stupor would prev...ent him from realizing how close he’d come to losing his life that morning.
All they had to do was get past the gate without Henry being seen. As far as everyone knew, Hugh was taking Siân to St. Ann’s as planned, and the two knights who’d left Clairmont earlier would provide the tracks to substantiate that story.
Hugh and Siân mounted their horses and rode slowly toward the gate, careful not to rouse anyone’s interest. The rather large basket that hung from one side of Siân’s horse roused no suspicions—it appeared to be just another piece of her baggage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not at all did he seem to mind the game he was about to play with Siân and Hugh. He hugged his mother, who remained stoically poised as she said goodbye, then crawled into a blanket-lined basket, put his thumb in his mouth and pretended to sleep. Siân hoped the boy would remain quiet as they carried his little basket out to the courtyard and hoisted him onto the back of her horse.
Hugh hoped they could get away without Wrexton calling an alarm. With any luck, the earl’s drunken stupor would prev...ent him from realizing how close he’d come to losing his life that morning.
All they had to do was get past the gate without Henry being seen. As far as everyone knew, Hugh was taking Siân to St. Ann’s as planned, and the two knights who’d left Clairmont earlier would provide the tracks to substantiate that story.
Hugh and Siân mounted their horses and rode slowly toward the gate, careful not to rouse anyone’s interest. The rather large basket that hung from one side of Siân’s horse roused no suspicions—it appeared to be just another piece of her baggage.
What to read after Dryden's Bride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margo Maguire to read onlineMoreLess
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