The Faerie Path
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It was late afternoon of the same day; Tania and Zara were in the Princesses’ Gallery, singing together to the accompaniment of the spinetta and the lute. Zara’s voice lifted in descant while Tania sang the melody, her fingers unhesitatingly picking out the notes on the lute. The instrument felt so natural in her hands, its pear-shaped belly resting in her lap, the fret-board held firmly in the crook of thumb and forefinger, and her fingers dancing over the strings.
Cordelia and Sancha were also... in the long attic room that stretched out under the roof of the Royal Apartments. Sancha had a book open in her lap, but she had looked up from the page. Cordelia’s fingers held a fine bone needle threaded with green silk. She was working on some embroidery, but had paused to pay better attention to her sisters’ duet.
The song came to an end. Zara gave a final trill on the spinetta, which Tania echoed on her lute. Cordelia and Sancha clapped.
“I have sorely missed your music-making,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was late afternoon of the same day; Tania and Zara were in the Princesses’ Gallery, singing together to the accompaniment of the spinetta and the lute. Zara’s voice lifted in descant while Tania sang the melody, her fingers unhesitatingly picking out the notes on the lute. The instrument felt so natural in her hands, its pear-shaped belly resting in her lap, the fret-board held firmly in the crook of thumb and forefinger, and her fingers dancing over the strings.
Cordelia and Sancha were also... in the long attic room that stretched out under the roof of the Royal Apartments. Sancha had a book open in her lap, but she had looked up from the page. Cordelia’s fingers held a fine bone needle threaded with green silk. She was working on some embroidery, but had paused to pay better attention to her sisters’ duet.
The song came to an end. Zara gave a final trill on the spinetta, which Tania echoed on her lute. Cordelia and Sancha clapped.
“I have sorely missed your music-making,”
What to read after The Faerie Path?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frewin Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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