Rise of the Wolf
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Tuck smiled at Osferth, the affection he felt for the outlaw leader plain on his jowly face. “Everyone likes Robin. Well, apart from Gisbourne. And the sheriff. And Adam Bell. And Matt Groves...” His face broke into a wide grin and he waved his hands happily. “Everyone else likes him though.”
Osferth had noticed a major transformation in the friar since they'd left Lewes behind them and headed farther north. While he'd always seemed confident and competent and hid his emotions fairly well, T...uck had been subdued and plainly unhappy when he was cooped up inside St Mary's. Now, though, it was as if the man had grown ten years younger physically, and thirty years had dropped from his mental age, so he grinned and hummed hymns like a spry novice. Clearly the thought of joining up with his outlaw friends was pleasing to the aging Tuck.
The journey wasn't as swift as it might have been – Osferth may have been somewhat touched but his devotion to Christ couldn't be questioned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tuck smiled at Osferth, the affection he felt for the outlaw leader plain on his jowly face. “Everyone likes Robin. Well, apart from Gisbourne. And the sheriff. And Adam Bell. And Matt Groves...” His face broke into a wide grin and he waved his hands happily. “Everyone else likes him though.”
Osferth had noticed a major transformation in the friar since they'd left Lewes behind them and headed farther north. While he'd always seemed confident and competent and hid his emotions fairly well, T...uck had been subdued and plainly unhappy when he was cooped up inside St Mary's. Now, though, it was as if the man had grown ten years younger physically, and thirty years had dropped from his mental age, so he grinned and hummed hymns like a spry novice. Clearly the thought of joining up with his outlaw friends was pleasing to the aging Tuck.
The journey wasn't as swift as it might have been – Osferth may have been somewhat touched but his devotion to Christ couldn't be questioned.
What to read after Rise of the Wolf?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Steven a Mckay to read onlineMoreLess
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