The Bride Hunt
The Bride Hunt
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The rain had stopped, and the sky was beginning to clear. Isabel continued to sleep, and Roger was likely not merely asleep, but unconscious. The bruise on his head boded ill for him, if that was what had caused his vomiting. Anvrai had some skill at healing, and he knew a blow to the head could cause death many hours after the fact. But there was naught to be done for the lad. Anvrai had no herbs or potions. He could not even keep them warm. If the boy died, Isabel would have to find herself an...other husband.
The lady’s hair had dried, though ’twas a tangled mass of dark curls. She was much cleaner than when he’d discovered her climbing from the chieftain’s hut.
He wondered what had really happened inside that cottage. Surely the lady had not killed the man as she thought. No Norman woman, especially not one as gently bred as Lady Isabel, could have overcome the dark-bearded chieftain and killed him with his own knife. There had to be another explanation.
Isabel lay on her side with her head pillowed upon one arm, her hands tucked together under her chin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The rain had stopped, and the sky was beginning to clear. Isabel continued to sleep, and Roger was likely not merely asleep, but unconscious. The bruise on his head boded ill for him, if that was what had caused his vomiting. Anvrai had some skill at healing, and he knew a blow to the head could cause death many hours after the fact. But there was naught to be done for the lad. Anvrai had no herbs or potions. He could not even keep them warm. If the boy died, Isabel would have to find herself an...other husband.
The lady’s hair had dried, though ’twas a tangled mass of dark curls. She was much cleaner than when he’d discovered her climbing from the chieftain’s hut.
He wondered what had really happened inside that cottage. Surely the lady had not killed the man as she thought. No Norman woman, especially not one as gently bred as Lady Isabel, could have overcome the dark-bearded chieftain and killed him with his own knife. There had to be another explanation.
Isabel lay on her side with her head pillowed upon one arm, her hands tucked together under her chin.
What to read after The Bride Hunt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margo Maguire to read onlineMoreLess
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