Rhiannon (2014)
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Rhiannon was ready to leave for her father’s court, and Math had chosen to go with her.
Growling with rage, but not attempting to tear his way out, which he could do and would do if he did not wish to go, Math sat in his traveling basket on the croup of Rhiannon’s palfrey. If Math was going, there was no chance that Rhiannon would make any serious mistake.
Kicva was highly amused by the relationship between her daughter and the big cat; obviously Math believed he owned Rhiannon rather than the o...ther way around. And Rhiannon seemed to accept it. However, the fondness Kicva had for Math was not shared by Llewelyn, who kissed his daughter warmly enough in greeting but groaned when a bedlam of barking from the dogs was followed by yelps of pain and fear.
“Have you brought that monster with you again?” he cried.
“Do you not know a cat is no fit pet for a gentlewoman?”
“Math is not my pet,” Rhiannon replied, laughing. “I am his—or, perhaps, we are friends, although he may not regard me highly enough for that honor.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rhiannon was ready to leave for her father’s court, and Math had chosen to go with her.
Growling with rage, but not attempting to tear his way out, which he could do and would do if he did not wish to go, Math sat in his traveling basket on the croup of Rhiannon’s palfrey. If Math was going, there was no chance that Rhiannon would make any serious mistake.
Kicva was highly amused by the relationship between her daughter and the big cat; obviously Math believed he owned Rhiannon rather than the o...ther way around. And Rhiannon seemed to accept it. However, the fondness Kicva had for Math was not shared by Llewelyn, who kissed his daughter warmly enough in greeting but groaned when a bedlam of barking from the dogs was followed by yelps of pain and fear.
“Have you brought that monster with you again?” he cried.
“Do you not know a cat is no fit pet for a gentlewoman?”
“Math is not my pet,” Rhiannon replied, laughing. “I am his—or, perhaps, we are friends, although he may not regard me highly enough for that honor.”
What to read after Rhiannon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roberta Gellis to read onlineMoreLess
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