Rise of a Merchant Prince
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His mind wandered, so that when he was asked a question, he had to say, “Excuse me, my lord? I’m sorry, I didn’t hear what you said.”
Lord James, Duke of Krondor, said, “Robert, I think our young friend here is in need of refreshment. Take him and his cousin down to the mess while William and I confer.”
They had been holding a discussion in the Watch Commander’s office since Roo had arrived, and until Lord James had mentioned refreshments and the mess, Roo hadn’t given much thought to the fact h...e and Duncan had not broken their fast. De Loungville motioned for Roo and Duncan to follow him.
Outside the office, as they moved down the hall, Roo asked, “Sergeant, what’s going on? I had almost no hope I’d ever see my money again, but I want that bastard Sam Tannerson’s guts on a stick for what he’s done.”
Robert grinned back over his shoulder. “You’re still a vicious little rodent, aren’t you, Avery? I admire that in a man.”
As they moved through the castle, Robert said, “It’s not so simple as mustering me watch, going out, hauling in this Tannerson, and hanging him.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His mind wandered, so that when he was asked a question, he had to say, “Excuse me, my lord? I’m sorry, I didn’t hear what you said.”
Lord James, Duke of Krondor, said, “Robert, I think our young friend here is in need of refreshment. Take him and his cousin down to the mess while William and I confer.”
They had been holding a discussion in the Watch Commander’s office since Roo had arrived, and until Lord James had mentioned refreshments and the mess, Roo hadn’t given much thought to the fact h...e and Duncan had not broken their fast. De Loungville motioned for Roo and Duncan to follow him.
Outside the office, as they moved down the hall, Roo asked, “Sergeant, what’s going on? I had almost no hope I’d ever see my money again, but I want that bastard Sam Tannerson’s guts on a stick for what he’s done.”
Robert grinned back over his shoulder. “You’re still a vicious little rodent, aren’t you, Avery? I admire that in a man.”
As they moved through the castle, Robert said, “It’s not so simple as mustering me watch, going out, hauling in this Tannerson, and hanging him.”
What to read after Rise of a Merchant Prince?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Raymond E. Feist to read onlineMoreLess
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