The Princess And the Hound
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He could no longer be roused by George’s pricking a needle into his hand. And yet he breathed.
Sir Stephen had come in shortly after having been sent for, but he had said very little except to ask after King Davit’s condition. Then he found himself a place to stand that was out of George’s sight and remained there without a sound.
Once George turned and asked him, “Wouldn’t you rather sit and have some rest?”
“No,” said Sir Stephen. “I would not. While my king rests, I must be awake ...and alert.” His voice was so prickly as to preclude any further comment on George’s part.
So George let the man be, thinking that Sir Stephen, and Jack outside the door, and he himself were all the same in this. And why should he think that he was the only one who loved his father enough to watch every breath?
In some ways, it seemed unfair. If George’s father were any ordinary man, then it would be his son alone who waited at his sickbed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He could no longer be roused by George’s pricking a needle into his hand. And yet he breathed.
Sir Stephen had come in shortly after having been sent for, but he had said very little except to ask after King Davit’s condition. Then he found himself a place to stand that was out of George’s sight and remained there without a sound.
Once George turned and asked him, “Wouldn’t you rather sit and have some rest?”
“No,” said Sir Stephen. “I would not. While my king rests, I must be awake ...and alert.” His voice was so prickly as to preclude any further comment on George’s part.
So George let the man be, thinking that Sir Stephen, and Jack outside the door, and he himself were all the same in this. And why should he think that he was the only one who loved his father enough to watch every breath?
In some ways, it seemed unfair. If George’s father were any ordinary man, then it would be his son alone who waited at his sickbed.
What to read after The Princess And the Hound?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mette Ivie Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
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