The Juliet Club
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“You putrefied, lily-livered lout!”
“You loathsome, vile, motley-minded milksop! Have at you!” Laughing, Tom leaped at Benno, whirling his sword around his head. Then he lunged.
Benno parried with a clang of steel (or, at least, a lightweight aluminum alloy). But then he tried a cutting thrust of his own. Tom dodged it easily, and Benno only succeeded in knocking over a chair.
The crash made Lucy jump. “Are you sure,” she asked Dan, “this isn’t dangerous?”
The director was standing at the side o...f the room, his arms folded, watching the action closely. “Not as long as they follow the choreography,” he said absently.
He had spent the morning teaching all of them the basics of stage fighting, then had led them through the moves of a simple fight, with each move flowing logically from the previous one. Once they had learned that, he had paired them up and had them all repeat the pattern several times to get the feel of it.
“On the stage, the fight should look real,”
What to read after The Juliet Club?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Suzanne Harper to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“You putrefied, lily-livered lout!”
“You loathsome, vile, motley-minded milksop! Have at you!” Laughing, Tom leaped at Benno, whirling his sword around his head. Then he lunged.
Benno parried with a clang of steel (or, at least, a lightweight aluminum alloy). But then he tried a cutting thrust of his own. Tom dodged it easily, and Benno only succeeded in knocking over a chair.
The crash made Lucy jump. “Are you sure,” she asked Dan, “this isn’t dangerous?”
The director was standing at the side o...f the room, his arms folded, watching the action closely. “Not as long as they follow the choreography,” he said absently.
He had spent the morning teaching all of them the basics of stage fighting, then had led them through the moves of a simple fight, with each move flowing logically from the previous one. Once they had learned that, he had paired them up and had them all repeat the pattern several times to get the feel of it.
“On the stage, the fight should look real,”
What to read after The Juliet Club?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Suzanne Harper to read onlineMoreLess
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