Never Less Than a Lady
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By the time they reached their destination, Julia ached all over. “We’ve earned a good night’s rest in a proper bed.”
“We have indeed.”
Randall’s face was as weary as hers must be. Thankfully an old stone inn called the King’s Arms was on the left. They rode together into the courtyard. Creaking in every joint, Julia dismounted from her sidesaddle as soon as the gelding halted.
Randall swung from his horse. When he touched ground, his right leg crumpled under him. He swore and grabbed his mount ...to stay upright.
“Randall!” Julia threw her reins at the approaching ostler and darted to his side. To her horror, she saw that the right thigh of his buckskins was saturated with blood.
Head bent, he panted, “Just…a piece of shrapnel cutting its way loose.”
And he had been riding with that? Idiot man! To the ostler, she said, “Take care of the horses and bring our luggage in when you can.”
She drew Randall’s arm over her shoulders. “Can you make it into the inn?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By the time they reached their destination, Julia ached all over. “We’ve earned a good night’s rest in a proper bed.”
“We have indeed.”
Randall’s face was as weary as hers must be. Thankfully an old stone inn called the King’s Arms was on the left. They rode together into the courtyard. Creaking in every joint, Julia dismounted from her sidesaddle as soon as the gelding halted.
Randall swung from his horse. When he touched ground, his right leg crumpled under him. He swore and grabbed his mount ...to stay upright.
“Randall!” Julia threw her reins at the approaching ostler and darted to his side. To her horror, she saw that the right thigh of his buckskins was saturated with blood.
Head bent, he panted, “Just…a piece of shrapnel cutting its way loose.”
And he had been riding with that? Idiot man! To the ostler, she said, “Take care of the horses and bring our luggage in when you can.”
She drew Randall’s arm over her shoulders. “Can you make it into the inn?”
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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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