The Renegade: a Tale of Robert the Bruce
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Robert Bruce of Annandale, at something more than seventy years of age, was one of the last great feudal lords of Scotland and England, with the royal blood of both countries in his veins. Rob knew him as a daunting, brooding, black-garbed presence with a sharp-boned face that might have been chiselled from stone. Greybearded and grim, the Bruce patriarch had always been an intimidating apparition to his grandson, a stern presence with bristling, bushy eyebrows above glaring eyes deep-set on eit...her side of a hard-edged beak of a nose. But the most sinister aspect of the forbidding old man, in the boy’s eyes, was the pair of large, gristly ears that thrust, parchment thin, from his wild grey hair like translucent bat wings. In Rob’s earliest memories, the Lord of Annandale had always been aloof, achingly unknowable to the child who had watched him since infancy with fearful eyes, waiting for the frown of disapproval that would announce the old man’s awareness of his presence. The frightening old patriarch and the ominous, ancient fortress were as one in Rob’s mind, and together they affected him as nothing else could.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Robert Bruce of Annandale, at something more than seventy years of age, was one of the last great feudal lords of Scotland and England, with the royal blood of both countries in his veins. Rob knew him as a daunting, brooding, black-garbed presence with a sharp-boned face that might have been chiselled from stone. Greybearded and grim, the Bruce patriarch had always been an intimidating apparition to his grandson, a stern presence with bristling, bushy eyebrows above glaring eyes deep-set on eit...her side of a hard-edged beak of a nose. But the most sinister aspect of the forbidding old man, in the boy’s eyes, was the pair of large, gristly ears that thrust, parchment thin, from his wild grey hair like translucent bat wings. In Rob’s earliest memories, the Lord of Annandale had always been aloof, achingly unknowable to the child who had watched him since infancy with fearful eyes, waiting for the frown of disapproval that would announce the old man’s awareness of his presence. The frightening old patriarch and the ominous, ancient fortress were as one in Rob’s mind, and together they affected him as nothing else could.
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