The Gallows Bride
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A small, tattered bag holding a few of their personal belongings and a couple of changes of clothing was securely tied to the back.
Although the cart had been thoroughly checked and made safe, the hard wooden bench had little padding against the deep ruts in the service road that ran from the back of the house to the rear of the village.
Jemima glanced across at Peter, who held the reins in a casual grip. He looked so unlike the Peter she knew and loved, she couldn’t keep the smirk off her face ...as she studied him.
His dark brown hair had been streaked with boot polish, making it completely black. Although there was little they could do about his broad shoulders and height, his elegant, and very expensive, clothing had been cast aside and replaced with well worn but serviceable servants’ clothing.
They had agreed that they would remain in disguise and would keep off the main roads as much as possible. Dressed as they were, anyone they passed would be less likely to remember them. They were simply a working couple, travelling in an old, worn-out cart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A small, tattered bag holding a few of their personal belongings and a couple of changes of clothing was securely tied to the back.
Although the cart had been thoroughly checked and made safe, the hard wooden bench had little padding against the deep ruts in the service road that ran from the back of the house to the rear of the village.
Jemima glanced across at Peter, who held the reins in a casual grip. He looked so unlike the Peter she knew and loved, she couldn’t keep the smirk off her face ...as she studied him.
His dark brown hair had been streaked with boot polish, making it completely black. Although there was little they could do about his broad shoulders and height, his elegant, and very expensive, clothing had been cast aside and replaced with well worn but serviceable servants’ clothing.
They had agreed that they would remain in disguise and would keep off the main roads as much as possible. Dressed as they were, anyone they passed would be less likely to remember them. They were simply a working couple, travelling in an old, worn-out cart.
What to read after The Gallows Bride?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rebecca King to read onlineMoreLess
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