The Bishop’s Heir
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—Psalms 55:21 In the predawn stillness of the following day, the curragh carrying the once and future Primate of Gwynedd pulled away from a ship standing to off the Transha coast and glided silently toward a sheltered cove. The fragile craft bobbed and bucked as it ploughed through the breakers closer to shore, and its two passengers gripped the hide-covered gunwales a little anxiously, huddled deep in heavy mantles against the icy spray. As sand hissed under the keel, two seamen leaped into the... surf to pull the craft farther onto the beach. Torches emerged from the early morning fog, gradually revealing armed men, darkly clad. Beyond, just audible above the crash of the surf, horses stamped and snorted and harness jingled.
“Hello, the boat,” a low voice from among the torches called.
As Loris stood a little unsteadily, the curragh teetered in the surf.
“Brice?”
Immediately, the band’s leader and one of the torchbearers detached themselves from the rest and came forward.
“Welcome to freedom, Your Excellency,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—Psalms 55:21 In the predawn stillness of the following day, the curragh carrying the once and future Primate of Gwynedd pulled away from a ship standing to off the Transha coast and glided silently toward a sheltered cove. The fragile craft bobbed and bucked as it ploughed through the breakers closer to shore, and its two passengers gripped the hide-covered gunwales a little anxiously, huddled deep in heavy mantles against the icy spray. As sand hissed under the keel, two seamen leaped into the... surf to pull the craft farther onto the beach. Torches emerged from the early morning fog, gradually revealing armed men, darkly clad. Beyond, just audible above the crash of the surf, horses stamped and snorted and harness jingled.
“Hello, the boat,” a low voice from among the torches called.
As Loris stood a little unsteadily, the curragh teetered in the surf.
“Brice?”
Immediately, the band’s leader and one of the torchbearers detached themselves from the rest and came forward.
“Welcome to freedom, Your Excellency,”
What to read after The Bishop’s Heir?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katherine Kurtz to read onlineMoreLess
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