The Follies of the King
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For days he shut himself into his chamber and would see no one. His attendants heard him wailing in his misery. He found some relief in calling vengeance on Lancaster, Warwick, Hereford and Arundel who had been responsible for the death of the finest man on Earth.
No one could soothe him in those first days but later the Queen insisted on going to him.
She was large with child now and the sight of her seemed to give him some comfort.
She feigned compassion but she felt none, only exu...ltancy because Gaveston was dead. She had thought often of Lancaster and the ardent look in his eyes when he had said: ‘I will rid you of this man.’ He had taken great risks, and had removed Gaveston from their lives forever.
Edward was babbling of his talents. She pretended to listen and she let her hand rest on the child and to herself she said: We will show this man for the fool he is, when you are born, my child.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For days he shut himself into his chamber and would see no one. His attendants heard him wailing in his misery. He found some relief in calling vengeance on Lancaster, Warwick, Hereford and Arundel who had been responsible for the death of the finest man on Earth.
No one could soothe him in those first days but later the Queen insisted on going to him.
She was large with child now and the sight of her seemed to give him some comfort.
She feigned compassion but she felt none, only exu...ltancy because Gaveston was dead. She had thought often of Lancaster and the ardent look in his eyes when he had said: ‘I will rid you of this man.’ He had taken great risks, and had removed Gaveston from their lives forever.
Edward was babbling of his talents. She pretended to listen and she let her hand rest on the child and to herself she said: We will show this man for the fool he is, when you are born, my child.
What to read after The Follies of the King?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean Plaidy to read onlineMoreLess
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