Once Upon a Plaid
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—From “Make We Joy Now”
“I like the music. Ye can dance to it. But for the life of me, I dinna ken why we sing in a language no one but God and them who pass for educated understand.”
—An observation from Nab, fool to the Earl of Glengarry Chapter Six Nab tore the loaf in two and took a bite. The barley bread was still warm, but he took no pleasure in it. Even so, he forced himself to wolf it down. He didn’t want to wake later and be tempted to wander back down into the main part of the ke...ep in search of food. Then he stopped himself from demolishing the whole loaf in one sitting. He might be truly hungry tomorrow. He wrapped the rest of the bread in his handkerchief and set it aside. He never wanted to go back to the great hall, even though he was pretty sure his appetite would return sometime.
But then again, maybe not.
His stomach roiled uncertainly. Nab was used to being thought the fool and made the butt of countless jokes, but never before this night had he felt so helpless, so small, so .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—From “Make We Joy Now”
“I like the music. Ye can dance to it. But for the life of me, I dinna ken why we sing in a language no one but God and them who pass for educated understand.”
—An observation from Nab, fool to the Earl of Glengarry Chapter Six Nab tore the loaf in two and took a bite. The barley bread was still warm, but he took no pleasure in it. Even so, he forced himself to wolf it down. He didn’t want to wake later and be tempted to wander back down into the main part of the ke...ep in search of food. Then he stopped himself from demolishing the whole loaf in one sitting. He might be truly hungry tomorrow. He wrapped the rest of the bread in his handkerchief and set it aside. He never wanted to go back to the great hall, even though he was pretty sure his appetite would return sometime.
But then again, maybe not.
His stomach roiled uncertainly. Nab was used to being thought the fool and made the butt of countless jokes, but never before this night had he felt so helpless, so small, so .
What to read after Once Upon a Plaid?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mia Marlowe to read onlineMoreLess
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