Hawksmaid (2010)
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FRIAR TUCK, MARIAN, AND Robin made their way back to the blasted oak. Marian stood up in the charred hollow. There was tension in the air. She looked at the others—Rich, Scarlet, Little John. And then everyone turned their gaze expectantly toward Friar Tuck. The jolly demeanor he had displayed earlier as he and Marian crossed the creek had vanished. His face was somber.
“What is it? Have they killed King Richard?” she asked.
Robin looked at the friar. The monk shook his head. “No, no. Nothing th...at bad. At least not yet. But they now know the rubies are missing.”
“But how?”
“I am sorry to say that the first thing that the abbess did was to go to that creek bank in Barnsdale and look for them. She found them missing.”
“How do you know all this?”
“I have my ways. A man of the cloth hears many things both in confession and out. Of course, now the prince, the sheriff, Gisborne, and the whole lot of them are worried for precisely the reasons they should be—that someone will use them to ransom the king.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
FRIAR TUCK, MARIAN, AND Robin made their way back to the blasted oak. Marian stood up in the charred hollow. There was tension in the air. She looked at the others—Rich, Scarlet, Little John. And then everyone turned their gaze expectantly toward Friar Tuck. The jolly demeanor he had displayed earlier as he and Marian crossed the creek had vanished. His face was somber.
“What is it? Have they killed King Richard?” she asked.
Robin looked at the friar. The monk shook his head. “No, no. Nothing th...at bad. At least not yet. But they now know the rubies are missing.”
“But how?”
“I am sorry to say that the first thing that the abbess did was to go to that creek bank in Barnsdale and look for them. She found them missing.”
“How do you know all this?”
“I have my ways. A man of the cloth hears many things both in confession and out. Of course, now the prince, the sheriff, Gisborne, and the whole lot of them are worried for precisely the reasons they should be—that someone will use them to ransom the king.
What to read after Hawksmaid?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kathryn Lasky to read onlineMoreLess
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