His Majesty's Elephant
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That was all, at first, that Rowan cared for. But alive was not enough.
He could not ride or walk or talk. He had to be carried back to Aachen, mute and staring, with such a look of shock in his eyes that Rowan wanted to howl.
They thought he had had an apoplexy. His doctors discoursed learnedly on its causes and effects, and debated endless treatments, each more preposterous than the last. They had the Emperor in their power at last, who had always mocked and scorned them, and they were... taking full advantage of it.
Someone else drove them out before Rowan could, with as much sheer rampant gusto as the Emperor ever had. And well she might: the Abbess Gisela was great Carl’s sister. She did not look so very much like him, slender silvery creature that she was, like the niece who was named after her, but she had her brother’s sharp wit and his strength of will.
Rowan, seeing her, burst into tears.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That was all, at first, that Rowan cared for. But alive was not enough.
He could not ride or walk or talk. He had to be carried back to Aachen, mute and staring, with such a look of shock in his eyes that Rowan wanted to howl.
They thought he had had an apoplexy. His doctors discoursed learnedly on its causes and effects, and debated endless treatments, each more preposterous than the last. They had the Emperor in their power at last, who had always mocked and scorned them, and they were... taking full advantage of it.
Someone else drove them out before Rowan could, with as much sheer rampant gusto as the Emperor ever had. And well she might: the Abbess Gisela was great Carl’s sister. She did not look so very much like him, slender silvery creature that she was, like the niece who was named after her, but she had her brother’s sharp wit and his strength of will.
Rowan, seeing her, burst into tears.
What to read after His Majesty's Elephant?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Judith Tarr to read onlineMoreLess
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