The Libertine
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It was well past the agreed meeting time and there was no sign of Master MacDougal. It was important that he wait, though. As head of the town council MacDougal was often called upon to adjudicate in urgent matters.
When MacDougal eventually arrived, Tamhas signaled for another jug of ale and rose to his feet.
“My apologies, friend.” MacDougal took his seat. “Affairs of the council take precedence over social time, I’m afraid.”
Tamhas forced a smile. “It is a matter of the council I ...wish to speak to you about this evening.”
MacDougal frowned. “If that is the case it should be discussed in council.”
“It is imperative that I warn you about a suspicion I have, one that I cannot speak about openly as yet.”
They fell silent when the serving wench arrived with a jug and a second mug. While she poured the ale, Tamhas was pleased to note that MacDougal looked curious, despite his reservations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was well past the agreed meeting time and there was no sign of Master MacDougal. It was important that he wait, though. As head of the town council MacDougal was often called upon to adjudicate in urgent matters.
When MacDougal eventually arrived, Tamhas signaled for another jug of ale and rose to his feet.
“My apologies, friend.” MacDougal took his seat. “Affairs of the council take precedence over social time, I’m afraid.”
Tamhas forced a smile. “It is a matter of the council I ...wish to speak to you about this evening.”
MacDougal frowned. “If that is the case it should be discussed in council.”
“It is imperative that I warn you about a suspicion I have, one that I cannot speak about openly as yet.”
They fell silent when the serving wench arrived with a jug and a second mug. While she poured the ale, Tamhas was pleased to note that MacDougal looked curious, despite his reservations.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Saskia Walker to read onlineMoreLess
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