The Red Rose of Anjou
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‘It must be a boy.’ ### She was right. York was stunned when he heard the news. If this child were a healthy boy it would destroy his hopes. A son...after nine years! But it was not born yet. It might never be and if it were a girl that would not be so dangerous, but a boy would be disaster.
‘Do you think it can be true?’ he asked Cecily.
‘I will believe it when I see the child,’ she retorted.
‘It is possible, of course. Perhaps it is just a rumour. I can’t believe that just at this ...time.’ ‘You don’t think it is someone else’s?’ ‘Somerset’s you mean?’ ‘Can it be Henry’s? They say he is getting more and more feeble.’ ‘He certainly is not interested in women. He has never had a mistress and I believe he has had to force himself to sleep with the Queen.’ Lusty Cecily laughed aloud. Then she said seriously: ‘The Queen is capable of anything, I do believe.’ ‘We must wait in patience.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘It must be a boy.’ ### She was right. York was stunned when he heard the news. If this child were a healthy boy it would destroy his hopes. A son...after nine years! But it was not born yet. It might never be and if it were a girl that would not be so dangerous, but a boy would be disaster.
‘Do you think it can be true?’ he asked Cecily.
‘I will believe it when I see the child,’ she retorted.
‘It is possible, of course. Perhaps it is just a rumour. I can’t believe that just at this ...time.’ ‘You don’t think it is someone else’s?’ ‘Somerset’s you mean?’ ‘Can it be Henry’s? They say he is getting more and more feeble.’ ‘He certainly is not interested in women. He has never had a mistress and I believe he has had to force himself to sleep with the Queen.’ Lusty Cecily laughed aloud. Then she said seriously: ‘The Queen is capable of anything, I do believe.’ ‘We must wait in patience.
What to read after The Red Rose of Anjou?
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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