The Fatal Tree (2014)
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He heard the iron key in the lock and the creak of the half-rusted door swinging open. The earl, curled up in his corner, did not raise his head when the man called his name and told him to stand. “On your feet,” the turnkey called, stepping farther into the cell.“You are wanted upstairs.”
At this Burleigh pushed himself up onto an elbow. “ Bitte?” he said. “Pardon?”
“Get up and wash your face.”
“Why? Where are you taking me?”
“You will find out soon enough.” The turnkey took his... shoulder and gave him a push to get him moving. “Schnell! We don’t have all day to waste.”
On the contrary, Burleigh did have all day to waste, but he obeyed – if only for the novelty of the request. He shambled to the water butt and dipped in his hands and splashed tepid water over his face; he smoothed down as best he could his wild, overgrown mass of hair and beard, then allowed himself to be shackled and led from his cell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He heard the iron key in the lock and the creak of the half-rusted door swinging open. The earl, curled up in his corner, did not raise his head when the man called his name and told him to stand. “On your feet,” the turnkey called, stepping farther into the cell.“You are wanted upstairs.”
At this Burleigh pushed himself up onto an elbow. “ Bitte?” he said. “Pardon?”
“Get up and wash your face.”
“Why? Where are you taking me?”
“You will find out soon enough.” The turnkey took his... shoulder and gave him a push to get him moving. “Schnell! We don’t have all day to waste.”
On the contrary, Burleigh did have all day to waste, but he obeyed – if only for the novelty of the request. He shambled to the water butt and dipped in his hands and splashed tepid water over his face; he smoothed down as best he could his wild, overgrown mass of hair and beard, then allowed himself to be shackled and led from his cell.
What to read after The Fatal Tree?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen R. Lawhead to read onlineMoreLess
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