The Heather Moon
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She felt awkward beneath the woman's alert gaze, though she saw kindness there. She smoothed her skirt with her right hand, hid her left beneath her plaid, and wished that her bare feet were not quite so dirty as she climbed the steps to the platform.
"Tamsin, welcome to Rookhope." Lady Emma held out a hand, perhaps the most beautiful hand Tamsin had ever seen: pale and slender, fingers bedecked with small sparkling rings, nails polished to shining ovals. She lowered her head and reached out her... own hand, aware that it was grimy and a little rough to the touch. The thought of this perfect, beautiful woman seeing her left hand made her cringe with uncertainty.
Cool, smooth fingers slipped over her own. "I hope you will feel at home while you are with us," Lady Emma said.
"Th-thank you," Tamsin said. She was tempted to drop into a curtsy, as she had seen women do at the royal court the time that she had been there. Lady Emma seemed as elegant and sophisticated as those ladies, and Tamsin felt every bit the vagabond as she stood before her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She felt awkward beneath the woman's alert gaze, though she saw kindness there. She smoothed her skirt with her right hand, hid her left beneath her plaid, and wished that her bare feet were not quite so dirty as she climbed the steps to the platform.
"Tamsin, welcome to Rookhope." Lady Emma held out a hand, perhaps the most beautiful hand Tamsin had ever seen: pale and slender, fingers bedecked with small sparkling rings, nails polished to shining ovals. She lowered her head and reached out her... own hand, aware that it was grimy and a little rough to the touch. The thought of this perfect, beautiful woman seeing her left hand made her cringe with uncertainty.
Cool, smooth fingers slipped over her own. "I hope you will feel at home while you are with us," Lady Emma said.
"Th-thank you," Tamsin said. She was tempted to drop into a curtsy, as she had seen women do at the royal court the time that she had been there. Lady Emma seemed as elegant and sophisticated as those ladies, and Tamsin felt every bit the vagabond as she stood before her.
What to read after The Heather Moon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susan King to read onlineMoreLess
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