Joanna
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The event went off exactly as expected. A good time was had by all and no permanent harm was done to anyone. Geoffrey won no prizes. He was far too slight to be a dangerous jouster, but long practice against Ian had taught him to hold his own defensively so that, although he could not unseat any of his three opponents, they could not unseat him either. He was no more successful in the melee. The wild ferocity of Geoffrey’s attack, which made him so dangerous an opponent in war and had already de...feated four opponents in trial by combat, was obviously out of place in so good-natured an event. Besides, everyone was holding back a little. It was agreed without spoken words that Alexander must take the prize.
That agreement, Joanna thought, covered what might have been obvious otherwise. Suddenly, it seemed to her that few men wished to combat seriously against Eustace de Vesci and Robert FitzWalter. This was less obvious than it should have been because Vesci had married Alexander’s bastard half sister Margaret.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The event went off exactly as expected. A good time was had by all and no permanent harm was done to anyone. Geoffrey won no prizes. He was far too slight to be a dangerous jouster, but long practice against Ian had taught him to hold his own defensively so that, although he could not unseat any of his three opponents, they could not unseat him either. He was no more successful in the melee. The wild ferocity of Geoffrey’s attack, which made him so dangerous an opponent in war and had already de...feated four opponents in trial by combat, was obviously out of place in so good-natured an event. Besides, everyone was holding back a little. It was agreed without spoken words that Alexander must take the prize.
That agreement, Joanna thought, covered what might have been obvious otherwise. Suddenly, it seemed to her that few men wished to combat seriously against Eustace de Vesci and Robert FitzWalter. This was less obvious than it should have been because Vesci had married Alexander’s bastard half sister Margaret.
What to read after Joanna?
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