The Earl (A Hammer for Princes) (2014)
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Thierry and his vanguard were riding well ahead of Fulk’s part of the army. Fulk could see where they were by the narrow plume of their dust. He and Roger rode just ahead of the wagons, behind a pack of archers. By mid-morning Fulk was crawling with sweat from the heat of the sun.
“What are you planning to do about Simon and Thierry?” Roger said.
“I’m still thinking about it.” But he was not.
The serfs looked up when the army passed; a group of little boys ran to the side of the road... to watch. Dirt covered them. Already they seemed bent and gnarled from working in the fields, their long hair shaggy and their skin seamed and inlaid with dirt. In the fields behind them the older people after a moment of watching bent over growing crops and their fingers dug into the ground, pulling out weeds.
“Thank God I was not born a serf,” Morgan said, staring at the filthy boys who stared at him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thierry and his vanguard were riding well ahead of Fulk’s part of the army. Fulk could see where they were by the narrow plume of their dust. He and Roger rode just ahead of the wagons, behind a pack of archers. By mid-morning Fulk was crawling with sweat from the heat of the sun.
“What are you planning to do about Simon and Thierry?” Roger said.
“I’m still thinking about it.” But he was not.
The serfs looked up when the army passed; a group of little boys ran to the side of the road... to watch. Dirt covered them. Already they seemed bent and gnarled from working in the fields, their long hair shaggy and their skin seamed and inlaid with dirt. In the fields behind them the older people after a moment of watching bent over growing crops and their fingers dug into the ground, pulling out weeds.
“Thank God I was not born a serf,” Morgan said, staring at the filthy boys who stared at him.
What to read after The Earl (A Hammer for Princes)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cecelia Holland to read onlineMoreLess
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