The Briton
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She would bear children and teach them to love the land and revere their Briton forebears.
Her husband would learn to admire her. His son would accept her. The servitors must respect and obey their mistress, and in time she would make the castle her home—a clean, warm, proud place where visitors would be welcomed and where everything thrived.
The sun rose and then began its downward journey while Bronwen walked, and finally decided she must turn back. Her heart, though still heavy, had calmed. A...s soon as she reached her chamber, she had decided, she would send for messengers. Her father would want to know she was safely at Warbreck. And Gildan—oh, how Bronwen missed her sister!
A message must go to her, too. Gildan would be happy in Aeschby’s arms, and Bronwen must celebrate her sister’s happiness with tender words.
80 The Briton As shadows crept along the path, the sound of horses’ hooves in the distance rang out. Bronwen caught her breath, at once aware of her precarious position.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She would bear children and teach them to love the land and revere their Briton forebears.
Her husband would learn to admire her. His son would accept her. The servitors must respect and obey their mistress, and in time she would make the castle her home—a clean, warm, proud place where visitors would be welcomed and where everything thrived.
The sun rose and then began its downward journey while Bronwen walked, and finally decided she must turn back. Her heart, though still heavy, had calmed. A...s soon as she reached her chamber, she had decided, she would send for messengers. Her father would want to know she was safely at Warbreck. And Gildan—oh, how Bronwen missed her sister!
A message must go to her, too. Gildan would be happy in Aeschby’s arms, and Bronwen must celebrate her sister’s happiness with tender words.
80 The Briton As shadows crept along the path, the sound of horses’ hooves in the distance rang out. Bronwen caught her breath, at once aware of her precarious position.
What to read after The Briton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherine Palmer to read onlineMoreLess
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