Harlot Queen
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Upon her knees the Queen thanked God. The King had kept his friend with him until the last moment; and then, unable to endure the parting, had ridden with him as far as the coast.
The King was back looking sick and sad; he could eat no supper but sat drinking more than was good for him. He sat listless, upon his knees the beribanded lute Gaveston had left behind. Now Isabella could feel for him some pity, for herself some hope. Surely his forlorn state must bring him to her bed.
That night he di...d not come; nor the next night, nor the next. He sat within his closet the lute across his knees, plucking now and then upon a string so that it wailed throughout the room.
November was wearing to its end; the land was full of rumours; they echoed in the Queen’s sick heart. Gaveston is here. He did not go. Never an end to his mischief save by death… ‘It is all a piece of nonsense—would God it were not!’ the King said. ‘He’s in France, or Brabant, or Italy; who knows?’ ‘You know!’ she said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Upon her knees the Queen thanked God. The King had kept his friend with him until the last moment; and then, unable to endure the parting, had ridden with him as far as the coast.
The King was back looking sick and sad; he could eat no supper but sat drinking more than was good for him. He sat listless, upon his knees the beribanded lute Gaveston had left behind. Now Isabella could feel for him some pity, for herself some hope. Surely his forlorn state must bring him to her bed.
That night he di...d not come; nor the next night, nor the next. He sat within his closet the lute across his knees, plucking now and then upon a string so that it wailed throughout the room.
November was wearing to its end; the land was full of rumours; they echoed in the Queen’s sick heart. Gaveston is here. He did not go. Never an end to his mischief save by death… ‘It is all a piece of nonsense—would God it were not!’ the King said. ‘He’s in France, or Brabant, or Italy; who knows?’ ‘You know!’ she said.
What to read after Harlot Queen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hilda Lewis to read onlineMoreLess
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