The Passionate Enemies (2012)
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How the people cheered her! They kissed her hand and they told her they were delighted that she had come. They would not have that niggish old wife back on any conditions.
‘Good people,’ cried the Queen, ‘I thank you on behalf of my husband the King. He is a prisoner now. The prisoner of that woman whom you have rejected, but it shall not be for long.’ ‘Not for long,’ echoed the people.
‘My good friend, William of Ypres, has gathered together an army and we shall march on Winchester where the ni...ggish old wife has taken refuge. If any of you will join us . . .’ ‘Ay, we will,’ was the cry.
And thus the Queen marched out of London with many an able-bodied man in her train; and when she joined with the army gathered together by William of Ypres they were a formidable force.
For two months the Queen’s army encamped outside the gates of Winchester. Inside the besieged city was the Empress. It was difficult for her to believe that the tables could have been so quickly turned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How the people cheered her! They kissed her hand and they told her they were delighted that she had come. They would not have that niggish old wife back on any conditions.
‘Good people,’ cried the Queen, ‘I thank you on behalf of my husband the King. He is a prisoner now. The prisoner of that woman whom you have rejected, but it shall not be for long.’ ‘Not for long,’ echoed the people.
‘My good friend, William of Ypres, has gathered together an army and we shall march on Winchester where the ni...ggish old wife has taken refuge. If any of you will join us . . .’ ‘Ay, we will,’ was the cry.
And thus the Queen marched out of London with many an able-bodied man in her train; and when she joined with the army gathered together by William of Ypres they were a formidable force.
For two months the Queen’s army encamped outside the gates of Winchester. Inside the besieged city was the Empress. It was difficult for her to believe that the tables could have been so quickly turned.
What to read after The Passionate Enemies?
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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