Hugh Corbett 11 - the Demon Archer
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‘How many archers, Ranulf?’ ‘Just the one, master. I don’t think he intends to kill us. He’s loosed at least four shafts, one would have found its target.’ Corbett peered over the saddle, scrutinising the trees, but it was futile. The forest edge could have concealed an army and he would have been none the wiser. At last the horses became more placid.
‘Do you know, master, I think he’s gone.’ Ranulf tentatively stepped from behind his horse, one hand on its muzzle, talking quietly to it. He watc...hed for any movement among the trees.
‘You are safe!’ a man’s grating voice shouted. ‘I mean you no harm! Look at the arrow!’ Ranulf turned to the shaft, still embedded in the trackway before him, and noticed the piece of parchment tied with red twine just above the quill. He ran forward to pluck the arrow out. Sheltering behind his horse, he undid the red cord; the piece of parchment was yellow and greasy but its message was clear enough.
The Owlman sends greetings to the King’s emissary!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘How many archers, Ranulf?’ ‘Just the one, master. I don’t think he intends to kill us. He’s loosed at least four shafts, one would have found its target.’ Corbett peered over the saddle, scrutinising the trees, but it was futile. The forest edge could have concealed an army and he would have been none the wiser. At last the horses became more placid.
‘Do you know, master, I think he’s gone.’ Ranulf tentatively stepped from behind his horse, one hand on its muzzle, talking quietly to it. He watc...hed for any movement among the trees.
‘You are safe!’ a man’s grating voice shouted. ‘I mean you no harm! Look at the arrow!’ Ranulf turned to the shaft, still embedded in the trackway before him, and noticed the piece of parchment tied with red twine just above the quill. He ran forward to pluck the arrow out. Sheltering behind his horse, he undid the red cord; the piece of parchment was yellow and greasy but its message was clear enough.
The Owlman sends greetings to the King’s emissary!
What to read after Hugh Corbett 11 - the Demon Archer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doherty, Paul to read onlineMoreLess
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