My Laird's Castle
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Colin, Elinor and I had been eating breakfast, and we hurried out to see what the commotion was about. George and Mrs. Agnew met us at the front door, fear on their faces.
George pulled open the door at Colin’s instructions to reveal one of Captain Jones’ soldiers standing on the top step, with his fist raised as if to knock again. His uniform showed signs of trauma, the red jacket and dark pants torn and muddied beyond recognition. Behind him, two other soldiers, similarly ragtag, carried a li...mp body. The blond ponytail hanging down made me gasp.
“Oh, no,” I moaned. “It’s Captain Jones. Bring him in,” I said urgently. “Is he alive? What happened?”
“Yes, mistress, but I do not know for how long,” one of the men puffed. “We were attacked by the Jacobites. The captain took a sword to his ribs, he did.”
Captain Jones’ unbuttoned jacket fell away from his body, and I saw a bright-red stain on his white shirt on the right side of his abdomen.
“Make haste. Bring him in,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Colin, Elinor and I had been eating breakfast, and we hurried out to see what the commotion was about. George and Mrs. Agnew met us at the front door, fear on their faces.
George pulled open the door at Colin’s instructions to reveal one of Captain Jones’ soldiers standing on the top step, with his fist raised as if to knock again. His uniform showed signs of trauma, the red jacket and dark pants torn and muddied beyond recognition. Behind him, two other soldiers, similarly ragtag, carried a li...mp body. The blond ponytail hanging down made me gasp.
“Oh, no,” I moaned. “It’s Captain Jones. Bring him in,” I said urgently. “Is he alive? What happened?”
“Yes, mistress, but I do not know for how long,” one of the men puffed. “We were attacked by the Jacobites. The captain took a sword to his ribs, he did.”
Captain Jones’ unbuttoned jacket fell away from his body, and I saw a bright-red stain on his white shirt on the right side of his abdomen.
“Make haste. Bring him in,”
What to read after My Laird's Castle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcbride, Bess to read onlineMoreLess
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