The Falls of Erith
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Or, at least, she thought she was. Whenever Brooke was upset or wanted to be alone, she hid in the storeroom on the bottom floor of the keep.
She had a nice little corner tucked away where no one would find her. Until today. Two pairs of eyes were gazing back at her from behind the new barrels of salted pork.
She didn’t recognize the eyes, both pairs soft blue and similarly shaped. Startled, and a little miffed at being watched, she stood up and put her hands on her hips. Sir Braxton’s squires... popped up from the other side of the barrels.
“What are you doing?” Brooke demanded. “Spying on me?”
The older boy spoke in his newly-deep man voice. “Nay, my lady,” he assured her quickly. “We were bringing in sacks of pears. We heard a noise and thought it was a mouse.”
She scowled. “I do not sound like a mouse.”
The boys looked at each other. They had no answer to that. Brooke’s angry stance began to fade; living a somewhat isolated life at Erith, she had never had much opportunity to be around children her own age.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or, at least, she thought she was. Whenever Brooke was upset or wanted to be alone, she hid in the storeroom on the bottom floor of the keep.
She had a nice little corner tucked away where no one would find her. Until today. Two pairs of eyes were gazing back at her from behind the new barrels of salted pork.
She didn’t recognize the eyes, both pairs soft blue and similarly shaped. Startled, and a little miffed at being watched, she stood up and put her hands on her hips. Sir Braxton’s squires... popped up from the other side of the barrels.
“What are you doing?” Brooke demanded. “Spying on me?”
The older boy spoke in his newly-deep man voice. “Nay, my lady,” he assured her quickly. “We were bringing in sacks of pears. We heard a noise and thought it was a mouse.”
She scowled. “I do not sound like a mouse.”
The boys looked at each other. They had no answer to that. Brooke’s angry stance began to fade; living a somewhat isolated life at Erith, she had never had much opportunity to be around children her own age.
What to read after The Falls of Erith?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kathryn Le Veque to read onlineMoreLess
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