The Bastard King (2012)
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Expertly they plied their needles, holding back now and then to cast a critical eye over what they had done. They were both in their teens, and their costly gowns set them apart from their women attendants who were at the other end of the room, some sorting out skeins of silk, others working tapestry.
Matilda, the younger of the girls, was the more beautiful. Her flaxen hair was dressed in a long plait that had she been standing would have reached to her knees. This thick rope of hair was caught... in a snood which twinkled with a few jewels and her long blue gown with the hanging sleeves became her well.
Her sister Judith was handsome too. They were proud girls because their father, the Count of Flanders, a gentle, kindly man who had the good of his subjects at heart, indulged them, and their mother was the sister of the reigning King of France.
The Count clearly regretted the fact that his girls were becoming marriageable and if a match were made for them this would mean their leaving home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Expertly they plied their needles, holding back now and then to cast a critical eye over what they had done. They were both in their teens, and their costly gowns set them apart from their women attendants who were at the other end of the room, some sorting out skeins of silk, others working tapestry.
Matilda, the younger of the girls, was the more beautiful. Her flaxen hair was dressed in a long plait that had she been standing would have reached to her knees. This thick rope of hair was caught... in a snood which twinkled with a few jewels and her long blue gown with the hanging sleeves became her well.
Her sister Judith was handsome too. They were proud girls because their father, the Count of Flanders, a gentle, kindly man who had the good of his subjects at heart, indulged them, and their mother was the sister of the reigning King of France.
The Count clearly regretted the fact that his girls were becoming marriageable and if a match were made for them this would mean their leaving home.
What to read after The Bastard King?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean Plaidy to read onlineMoreLess
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