Song of the Nightingale (Dewinter's Song 1)
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When the coach stopped in front of Newgate, the two guards posted there watched with startled interest as a servant lowered the steps and held the door while a man descended. It was obvious from the man’s manner of dress that he was someone of great importance. He looked neither to the left, nor to the right, as he entered the dreary halls of Newgate Prison.
With purposeful steps, Raile walked to the warden’s office, Oliver one step behind.
When they entered the small dingy room, Raile a...pproached the man at the desk. “I will speak to the warden at once,” he said, removing his leather gloves and slapping them impatiently against his thigh.
“Are you expected, sir?” the man asked as he peered over a pile of legal-looking documents.
“Get the warden,” Oliver intervened with a haughty manner. “And be so good as to inform him that the duke of Ravenworth wishes to talk to him in private.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the coach stopped in front of Newgate, the two guards posted there watched with startled interest as a servant lowered the steps and held the door while a man descended. It was obvious from the man’s manner of dress that he was someone of great importance. He looked neither to the left, nor to the right, as he entered the dreary halls of Newgate Prison.
With purposeful steps, Raile walked to the warden’s office, Oliver one step behind.
When they entered the small dingy room, Raile a...pproached the man at the desk. “I will speak to the warden at once,” he said, removing his leather gloves and slapping them impatiently against his thigh.
“Are you expected, sir?” the man asked as he peered over a pile of legal-looking documents.
“Get the warden,” Oliver intervened with a haughty manner. “And be so good as to inform him that the duke of Ravenworth wishes to talk to him in private.
What to read after Song of the Nightingale (Dewinter's Song 1)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Constance O'banyon to read onlineMoreLess
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