The Lion of Justice (2010)
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They were laughing together at Robert, a very special favourite of the King, who had come to show the new fashion he had created in shoes. Robert pranced round the room in his extraordinary footgear and coming to the King, bowed in an exaggerated fashion.
‘Get up, you fool,’ cried the King.
‘But like you not my feet now, sir King?’ ‘They become you well, Robert. You must see that I have the like.’ Robert sat on the floor and drawing off his shoe presented it to the King.
‘The long points are stu...ffed with tow, my lord, and corned up like a ram’s horn.’ ‘I never saw the like,’ laughed Rufus, giving Robert an affectionate push which sent him sprawling across the floor. ‘Get up. Horned One. Get up, Cornard.’ ‘An’ you wish it,’ answered Robert. ‘But I see my lord likes well my shoes.’ ‘I like it well. What say you?’ he demanded of the company.
‘My lord, we like well Robert Cornard’s horned shoes.’ ‘Then Cornard he shall be named from henceforth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were laughing together at Robert, a very special favourite of the King, who had come to show the new fashion he had created in shoes. Robert pranced round the room in his extraordinary footgear and coming to the King, bowed in an exaggerated fashion.
‘Get up, you fool,’ cried the King.
‘But like you not my feet now, sir King?’ ‘They become you well, Robert. You must see that I have the like.’ Robert sat on the floor and drawing off his shoe presented it to the King.
‘The long points are stu...ffed with tow, my lord, and corned up like a ram’s horn.’ ‘I never saw the like,’ laughed Rufus, giving Robert an affectionate push which sent him sprawling across the floor. ‘Get up. Horned One. Get up, Cornard.’ ‘An’ you wish it,’ answered Robert. ‘But I see my lord likes well my shoes.’ ‘I like it well. What say you?’ he demanded of the company.
‘My lord, we like well Robert Cornard’s horned shoes.’ ‘Then Cornard he shall be named from henceforth.
What to read after The Lion of Justice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean Plaidy to read onlineMoreLess
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