The Betrothed Sister (2015)
The Betrothed Sister
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They had only been able to purchase three decent horses in addition to the wagon and its ambling beasts. Thea and Gytha rode on two of these. Padar took the third. Thea felt chill to the bone after they had dismounted. They waited for what felt like an age in drenching rain for grooms to appear at the abbey entrance.
Padar pulled on a bell rope three times before a monk came to manoeuvre the massive outer doors open with much creaking, allowing them to lead the horses and cart into a bleak a...nd very muddy yard. A silent band of servants appeared through the streaming rain. Without a word, they helped the women and children from the wagon and led the horses away to a barn.
‘Bah, the Benedictines,’ Gytha complained. ‘They don’t waste their words.’ The equally silent monk pushed another groaning door open into the monastery. Once inside he spoke at last, telling them to wait in the hall. A meagre fire flickered in a raised central hearth, but despite it the room was dim and damply cold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They had only been able to purchase three decent horses in addition to the wagon and its ambling beasts. Thea and Gytha rode on two of these. Padar took the third. Thea felt chill to the bone after they had dismounted. They waited for what felt like an age in drenching rain for grooms to appear at the abbey entrance.
Padar pulled on a bell rope three times before a monk came to manoeuvre the massive outer doors open with much creaking, allowing them to lead the horses and cart into a bleak a...nd very muddy yard. A silent band of servants appeared through the streaming rain. Without a word, they helped the women and children from the wagon and led the horses away to a barn.
‘Bah, the Benedictines,’ Gytha complained. ‘They don’t waste their words.’ The equally silent monk pushed another groaning door open into the monastery. Once inside he spoke at last, telling them to wait in the hall. A meagre fire flickered in a raised central hearth, but despite it the room was dim and damply cold.
What to read after The Betrothed Sister?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carol Mcgrath to read onlineMoreLess
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