The Forgotten Queen
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All was still; my body would not obey me. I was gripped by pain but could not respond to it; my throat would not emit sound and was as dry as my eyes. I lay, unable to writhe, unable to call out, rendered a helpless slave to a dark force that claimed me once more.
God allowed me the use of my ears and, though I could not respond, I heard the midwife and ladies. I heard the footfalls, running about in a frantic flutter of anxiety. I wanted to ask after Jamie but could not will my mouth to move. I... lay. I breathed. Darkness . . . oh, this darkness . . .
“She bleeds,” the midwife told the assemblage in urgent tones. “God help me, I canna stop the bleeding!” A cool hand was laid across my forehead. “And the poor child burns with fever.”
“God save the queen,” someone murmured, their voice far away.
Yes, God save me . . . God save me. . . .
I was enfolded in the darkness; what terrified me moments before became a comfort, a refuge. My womb shuddered and quivered, tensing and relaxing till it pushed something forth, a great wailing thing that was proclaimed to be a princess of Scotland.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All was still; my body would not obey me. I was gripped by pain but could not respond to it; my throat would not emit sound and was as dry as my eyes. I lay, unable to writhe, unable to call out, rendered a helpless slave to a dark force that claimed me once more.
God allowed me the use of my ears and, though I could not respond, I heard the midwife and ladies. I heard the footfalls, running about in a frantic flutter of anxiety. I wanted to ask after Jamie but could not will my mouth to move. I... lay. I breathed. Darkness . . . oh, this darkness . . .
“She bleeds,” the midwife told the assemblage in urgent tones. “God help me, I canna stop the bleeding!” A cool hand was laid across my forehead. “And the poor child burns with fever.”
“God save the queen,” someone murmured, their voice far away.
Yes, God save me . . . God save me. . . .
I was enfolded in the darkness; what terrified me moments before became a comfort, a refuge. My womb shuddered and quivered, tensing and relaxing till it pushed something forth, a great wailing thing that was proclaimed to be a princess of Scotland.
What to read after The Forgotten Queen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D. L. Bogdan to read onlineMoreLess
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