Season of the Fox (A Servant of the Crown Mystery book 2)
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said Abbot Athelard. The Churchman was middle-aged, portly and good-natured, his hair so thin and fair that it was hard to tell where his tonsure ended and his hair began. He wore a simple habit, albeit decorated around the sleeves with needlework that wasn’t as fine as that done at Bernart’s house.
As the abbot spoke, he picked up his bejeweled cup and sipped at his wine. A wave of his hand indicated that Faucon should do the same. “Do you understand it, Oswald?” Athelard asked of the other... man with whom Faucon had shared this rich meal.
Oswald de Vere, Bishop William of Hereford’s grandnephew and private secretary, was the august visitor for whom the abbot had held aside the guest house. Although ten years Faucon’s senior, there was no mistaking that he and Oswald were kin. Nay, they were more than kin, they were de Veres. They shared the same black hair and dark eyes, lean cheeks and long nose, both of them hiding the too-pointed chin given to the family under a neatly-trimmed beard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
said Abbot Athelard. The Churchman was middle-aged, portly and good-natured, his hair so thin and fair that it was hard to tell where his tonsure ended and his hair began. He wore a simple habit, albeit decorated around the sleeves with needlework that wasn’t as fine as that done at Bernart’s house.
As the abbot spoke, he picked up his bejeweled cup and sipped at his wine. A wave of his hand indicated that Faucon should do the same. “Do you understand it, Oswald?” Athelard asked of the other... man with whom Faucon had shared this rich meal.
Oswald de Vere, Bishop William of Hereford’s grandnephew and private secretary, was the august visitor for whom the abbot had held aside the guest house. Although ten years Faucon’s senior, there was no mistaking that he and Oswald were kin. Nay, they were more than kin, they were de Veres. They shared the same black hair and dark eyes, lean cheeks and long nose, both of them hiding the too-pointed chin given to the family under a neatly-trimmed beard.
What to read after Season of the Fox (A Servant of the Crown Mystery book 2)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Denise Domning to read onlineMoreLess
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