Loving a Lost Lord (2009)
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“See, this is how you throw someone.” He demonstrated on a blond lad, using the methods he’d been taught to toss his opponent onto a bed.
The blond boy was first shocked, then gleeful. “Show me how to do that!” he whooped.
“Me too, me too!” echoed from the others in the room. He had been pleased to demonstrate, knowing that his fighting skills not only were fun and useful, but earned him respect.
A tall, forceful woman entered the room as two of the boys were flying through the air at the hands ...of two others. Instant silence except for the flopping of small bodies onto mattresses.
She surveyed the scene, and he could have sworn he saw amusement in her eyes. “I see I shall have to set you lads to playing ball games before you kill each other from an excess of energy. You’ll have to play with the village boys, though, because there aren’t enough of you in the school for a proper game of football or cricket.”
A dark-haired boy with darker eyes said, “We’ll be better.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“See, this is how you throw someone.” He demonstrated on a blond lad, using the methods he’d been taught to toss his opponent onto a bed.
The blond boy was first shocked, then gleeful. “Show me how to do that!” he whooped.
“Me too, me too!” echoed from the others in the room. He had been pleased to demonstrate, knowing that his fighting skills not only were fun and useful, but earned him respect.
A tall, forceful woman entered the room as two of the boys were flying through the air at the hands ...of two others. Instant silence except for the flopping of small bodies onto mattresses.
She surveyed the scene, and he could have sworn he saw amusement in her eyes. “I see I shall have to set you lads to playing ball games before you kill each other from an excess of energy. You’ll have to play with the village boys, though, because there aren’t enough of you in the school for a proper game of football or cricket.”
A dark-haired boy with darker eyes said, “We’ll be better.
What to read after Loving a Lost Lord?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Jo Putney to read onlineMoreLess
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