The Dagger And the Cross
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The king’s tent was in uproar. The king would not come out of it. His mind, at last and immovably, was made up. The barons, kept out by a determined wall of guards, had begun to howl like dogs. “This is mad!” roared the strongest-lunged of them. “Mad!”
As the tumult wavered on the edge of violence, Guy came out.
He was in full armor, his white surcoat embroidered with the golden crosses of the kingdom, his head bare and impeccably barbered. The torchlight made him seem made all of gold and silve...r. The clamor died to a growling mutter.
Guy ran his eyes over the lot of them. His mouth was set; his glance was fierce. “Do you argue with your king?”
Only if the king was mad. That thought was as loud as a shout, but no one dared, quite, to utter it.
The king raised his chin. “This is the course on which I have decided. On my head, and mine alone, be it. My duty is to command; yours is to obey. Go then and do it.”
There was nothing that anyone could say. None but Raymond had the power or the courage, and he was not there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The king’s tent was in uproar. The king would not come out of it. His mind, at last and immovably, was made up. The barons, kept out by a determined wall of guards, had begun to howl like dogs. “This is mad!” roared the strongest-lunged of them. “Mad!”
As the tumult wavered on the edge of violence, Guy came out.
He was in full armor, his white surcoat embroidered with the golden crosses of the kingdom, his head bare and impeccably barbered. The torchlight made him seem made all of gold and silve...r. The clamor died to a growling mutter.
Guy ran his eyes over the lot of them. His mouth was set; his glance was fierce. “Do you argue with your king?”
Only if the king was mad. That thought was as loud as a shout, but no one dared, quite, to utter it.
The king raised his chin. “This is the course on which I have decided. On my head, and mine alone, be it. My duty is to command; yours is to obey. Go then and do it.”
There was nothing that anyone could say. None but Raymond had the power or the courage, and he was not there.
What to read after The Dagger And the Cross?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Judith Tarr to read onlineMoreLess
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