The Lion And the Lark
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Parex said, looking at Brettix. “She made her choice,” Brettix said. His father and Parex exchanged glances. “You heard what the old woman said. They’ve got her in the cell they use for criminals sentenced to crucifixion. They’ll kill her for sure!” Parex told him. “She knew that when she decided to stay with her tribune,” Brettix replied. Lucia listened to them argue for a while, then stood and pulled on her cloak, walking out the door of the house before anyone had a chan...ce to stop her. When Brettix realized she had left he got up, mumbling something under his breath, and went after her. Lucia was standing in the clearing beyond the house, her arms folded inside her cloak, her gazed fixed on the horizon. When Brettix came up behind her she turned to him and said, “Trade me for your sister.” He stared at her, speechless. “My father will want me back at any cost. Send a message to the fort that you will return me to him if they let Bronwen live.” “So you want to go back there?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Parex said, looking at Brettix. “She made her choice,” Brettix said. His father and Parex exchanged glances. “You heard what the old woman said. They’ve got her in the cell they use for criminals sentenced to crucifixion. They’ll kill her for sure!” Parex told him. “She knew that when she decided to stay with her tribune,” Brettix replied. Lucia listened to them argue for a while, then stood and pulled on her cloak, walking out the door of the house before anyone had a chan...ce to stop her. When Brettix realized she had left he got up, mumbling something under his breath, and went after her. Lucia was standing in the clearing beyond the house, her arms folded inside her cloak, her gazed fixed on the horizon. When Brettix came up behind her she turned to him and said, “Trade me for your sister.” He stared at her, speechless. “My father will want me back at any cost. Send a message to the fort that you will return me to him if they let Bronwen live.” “So you want to go back there?”
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Malek, Doreen Owens to read onlineMoreLess
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