The Fatal Child (2008)
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He made his landing under the ruined walls of Trant castle, which had once been his mother’s home. All the land around Trant was war-wasted. The hillsides were empty. Wild beasts scurried in the thickets and a cloud of crows lifted from the untended olive trees. There was not a plough team or goat flock or fishing boat to be seen. The castle walls were green with ivy and brown from weather, and its windows were as dead as the eyes of a corpse.
But there were men there, all the same. Hidden in th...e ruins was a troop of knights, drawn chiefly from Develin, but also some sent from Lackmere and from Jent. Their captain was Caw, the lady’s marshal, and he led his men out to drop their lances at the feet of their ragged King. They had spare mounts with them, and news, plans, and more messages. For half an hour the men spoke in quiet voices under the banner of Tarceny. Then the horses kicked the dry earth with their feet and the dust rose behind the cavalcade as it pressed inland.
Messages were sent ahead to Tuscolo, demanding that the city declare itself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He made his landing under the ruined walls of Trant castle, which had once been his mother’s home. All the land around Trant was war-wasted. The hillsides were empty. Wild beasts scurried in the thickets and a cloud of crows lifted from the untended olive trees. There was not a plough team or goat flock or fishing boat to be seen. The castle walls were green with ivy and brown from weather, and its windows were as dead as the eyes of a corpse.
But there were men there, all the same. Hidden in th...e ruins was a troop of knights, drawn chiefly from Develin, but also some sent from Lackmere and from Jent. Their captain was Caw, the lady’s marshal, and he led his men out to drop their lances at the feet of their ragged King. They had spare mounts with them, and news, plans, and more messages. For half an hour the men spoke in quiet voices under the banner of Tarceny. Then the horses kicked the dry earth with their feet and the dust rose behind the cavalcade as it pressed inland.
Messages were sent ahead to Tuscolo, demanding that the city declare itself.
What to read after The Fatal Child?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Dickinson to read onlineMoreLess
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