The Border Hostage (2001)
The Border Hostage
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Rob Kennedy, who had flatly refused a mattress, reclined against cushions, morosely watching the red sandstone banks of the river, as a Douglas boatman steered the craft. Mr. Burque sat beside Kennedy with a supply of the herbal medicine for his heart.
Tina had wrapped her twins warmly and placed them together in one cradle. She had no need to rock it, as the boat bobbed about in the water; rather, she had to keep her hand on the cradle to keep it steady. Ada catered to everyone, covering Rob's ...knees with a lap robe and offering dry biscuits to Beth when she began to look green about the gills. Ada had anticipated what they would need on the boat ride, while everything else they were taking to Castle Douglas was packed on wagons and would go overland, with some of the household servants.
Earlier that day, Heath Kennedy had taken Sim Armstrong from Eskdale's dungeon and provided him with a surefooted garron. He himself was astride Blackadder for the ride to the Solway, where the Kennedy vessel was anchored.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rob Kennedy, who had flatly refused a mattress, reclined against cushions, morosely watching the red sandstone banks of the river, as a Douglas boatman steered the craft. Mr. Burque sat beside Kennedy with a supply of the herbal medicine for his heart.
Tina had wrapped her twins warmly and placed them together in one cradle. She had no need to rock it, as the boat bobbed about in the water; rather, she had to keep her hand on the cradle to keep it steady. Ada catered to everyone, covering Rob's ...knees with a lap robe and offering dry biscuits to Beth when she began to look green about the gills. Ada had anticipated what they would need on the boat ride, while everything else they were taking to Castle Douglas was packed on wagons and would go overland, with some of the household servants.
Earlier that day, Heath Kennedy had taken Sim Armstrong from Eskdale's dungeon and provided him with a surefooted garron. He himself was astride Blackadder for the ride to the Solway, where the Kennedy vessel was anchored.
What to read after The Border Hostage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henley, Virginia to read onlineMoreLess
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