Point of Hopes
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Rathe was careful to stand aside and let them do most of the work, intervening only when Devynck’s stores seemed threatened, and at the end of it Nigaud faced him with visible embarrassment.
“There’s no one here,” he said, at last, and Rathe barely stopped himself from nodding.
“No,” he said, instead, and kept his tone and face impassive. “Will you say as much to your people, Master Nigaud, you and Master Follet?”
“We will,” Nigaud said shortly, and Follet cleared his throat.
“And how much of a ...difference does this make in terms of a point?”
Rathe cocked his head to one side. “What do you mean?”
Follet took a deep breath. “People of mine are liable for riot, I can see that, just as that knife of Devynck’s is liable for manslaughter. So where do we stand with that, Adjunct Point?”
Rathe studied him for a long moment, torn between anger and a grudging respect for the man. Follet’s journeymen—and Nigaud’s and probably a few others’—could indeed be taken up for provoking trouble and assault, especially after they’d all been warned the day before; at least he was acknowledging it, even if he was also angling for a fee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rathe was careful to stand aside and let them do most of the work, intervening only when Devynck’s stores seemed threatened, and at the end of it Nigaud faced him with visible embarrassment.
“There’s no one here,” he said, at last, and Rathe barely stopped himself from nodding.
“No,” he said, instead, and kept his tone and face impassive. “Will you say as much to your people, Master Nigaud, you and Master Follet?”
“We will,” Nigaud said shortly, and Follet cleared his throat.
“And how much of a ...difference does this make in terms of a point?”
Rathe cocked his head to one side. “What do you mean?”
Follet took a deep breath. “People of mine are liable for riot, I can see that, just as that knife of Devynck’s is liable for manslaughter. So where do we stand with that, Adjunct Point?”
Rathe studied him for a long moment, torn between anger and a grudging respect for the man. Follet’s journeymen—and Nigaud’s and probably a few others’—could indeed be taken up for provoking trouble and assault, especially after they’d all been warned the day before; at least he was acknowledging it, even if he was also angling for a fee.
What to read after Point of Hopes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Melissa Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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