Rites of Passage (2014)
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He was escorted by a guardsman across the grounds and delivered into the stern custody of the head-housekeeper who, after ushering Burns along interminable corridors, passed him on to the head butler. Two minutes later the butler opened a pair of double doors and announced his arrival, and Burns hurried into the capacious drawing room which overlooked a snow-covered garden.
He bowed to the diminutive figure on the chesterfield. “As ever, your Majesty, it is an honour to receive your summons....”
“Burns,” said Queen Victoria, “you have served me well in the past; I do hope that on this occasion your capabilities might prove as efficacious.”
“I will do all within my powers, your Majesty,” Burns murmured.
“Draw up a seat,” she said, “and consider what I have to impart.”
Burns did as instructed. For the past six months, since his last adventure, he had been kicking his heels, allowing his thoughts to dwell on the events of the past – which was never a healthy state of affairs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was escorted by a guardsman across the grounds and delivered into the stern custody of the head-housekeeper who, after ushering Burns along interminable corridors, passed him on to the head butler. Two minutes later the butler opened a pair of double doors and announced his arrival, and Burns hurried into the capacious drawing room which overlooked a snow-covered garden.
He bowed to the diminutive figure on the chesterfield. “As ever, your Majesty, it is an honour to receive your summons....”
“Burns,” said Queen Victoria, “you have served me well in the past; I do hope that on this occasion your capabilities might prove as efficacious.”
“I will do all within my powers, your Majesty,” Burns murmured.
“Draw up a seat,” she said, “and consider what I have to impart.”
Burns did as instructed. For the past six months, since his last adventure, he had been kicking his heels, allowing his thoughts to dwell on the events of the past – which was never a healthy state of affairs.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eric Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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