Fires of Winter (2011)
Fires of Winter
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I was very sorry to have caused her the terror I saw in her face when she cast herself between Sir Gerald and me, and I would have told her so directly—which would have been a grave mistake. Fortunately Sir Gerald put her gently aside, telling her not to be a fool.
“Am I your prisoner, Sir Bruno?” he asked steadily.
“I know of no ill you have done sir,” I replied. “Nor do I remember seeing or hearing your name on any list of proscribed men.” That was the truth; I had been searching my me...mory for Sir Gerald’s name since I heard it when Melusine bade Tom Bailiff bring the man here, and he had not been proscribed with Sir Malcolm and Sir Donald. I nodded at him. “I have come to Ulle on a visit with my wife and have no official standing. Unless you have recently taken up a career of rape, murder, and arson, I have no reason to take you prisoner.”
“Then why have you been searching for me?” he asked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was very sorry to have caused her the terror I saw in her face when she cast herself between Sir Gerald and me, and I would have told her so directly—which would have been a grave mistake. Fortunately Sir Gerald put her gently aside, telling her not to be a fool.
“Am I your prisoner, Sir Bruno?” he asked steadily.
“I know of no ill you have done sir,” I replied. “Nor do I remember seeing or hearing your name on any list of proscribed men.” That was the truth; I had been searching my me...mory for Sir Gerald’s name since I heard it when Melusine bade Tom Bailiff bring the man here, and he had not been proscribed with Sir Malcolm and Sir Donald. I nodded at him. “I have come to Ulle on a visit with my wife and have no official standing. Unless you have recently taken up a career of rape, murder, and arson, I have no reason to take you prisoner.”
“Then why have you been searching for me?” he asked.
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