The Abbot's Gibbet
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It’s this attack, it’s made me a bit twitchy.” “Who was it, did you recognize him?” Ruby gave him an odd look. “No, I never saw him before.” “What did he look like?” “Didn’t the watch tell you?” “Tell me what?” “Port-reeve, it was a monk! A damned monk robbed me!” - 8 A bbot Champeaux waved the men to seats. Peter nervously hovered at the door, unsure whether to enter the Abbot’s private chamber, and was delighted, though secretly fearful of committing a faux pas in such company, when the Abbot ...beckoned him in and motioned him to a seat. Simon walked in after his friend and was surprised to see him halt only a few steps inside. Then he saw why. The Abbot was sitting at his great chair at the head of his table while the servants busied themselves preparing bowls, towels and water for washing. At the Abbot’s side was Simon’s wife, and next to her was another woman. The bailiff had always thought his wife to be the most lovely woman he had ever seen: Margaret’s body was slender but strong, her face still free of wrinkles and unmarked by the grief that so often made features prematurely haggard, and her thick golden hair gleamed like a flame in the summer sunshine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It’s this attack, it’s made me a bit twitchy.” “Who was it, did you recognize him?” Ruby gave him an odd look. “No, I never saw him before.” “What did he look like?” “Didn’t the watch tell you?” “Tell me what?” “Port-reeve, it was a monk! A damned monk robbed me!” - 8 A bbot Champeaux waved the men to seats. Peter nervously hovered at the door, unsure whether to enter the Abbot’s private chamber, and was delighted, though secretly fearful of committing a faux pas in such company, when the Abbot ...beckoned him in and motioned him to a seat. Simon walked in after his friend and was surprised to see him halt only a few steps inside. Then he saw why. The Abbot was sitting at his great chair at the head of his table while the servants busied themselves preparing bowls, towels and water for washing. At the Abbot’s side was Simon’s wife, and next to her was another woman. The bailiff had always thought his wife to be the most lovely woman he had ever seen: Margaret’s body was slender but strong, her face still free of wrinkles and unmarked by the grief that so often made features prematurely haggard, and her thick golden hair gleamed like a flame in the summer sunshine.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Jecks to read onlineMoreLess
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