The Rope Dancer
The Rope Dancer
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But while Telor was speaking to her, Deri had called out in a perfectly calm voice to one of the grooms, “Can we take our horses to the back?”
“Wherever there is space,” the man replied, shortly but not uncivilly, as he walked away, and even Carys realized his manner held no threat.
Fear remained, but it slipped well below the surface of her thoughts, through which flickered a kind of amused gratitude for the general laziness of all those who served others. Help was the last thing any of... them wanted, since they needed privacy to decide what to do.
“I think we must at least seem to unpack,” Deri murmured as they led the beasts away from the cluster of men gambling in the stable entry. “Everything seems peaceful enough here, but to try to leave again in this weather will arouse suspicion against us.”
“You might as well unpack in earnest,” Telor said, his face rigid. “I am deeply sorry if Sir Richard has lost Marston, but there is no way we can help him now, and we must get dry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But while Telor was speaking to her, Deri had called out in a perfectly calm voice to one of the grooms, “Can we take our horses to the back?”
“Wherever there is space,” the man replied, shortly but not uncivilly, as he walked away, and even Carys realized his manner held no threat.
Fear remained, but it slipped well below the surface of her thoughts, through which flickered a kind of amused gratitude for the general laziness of all those who served others. Help was the last thing any of... them wanted, since they needed privacy to decide what to do.
“I think we must at least seem to unpack,” Deri murmured as they led the beasts away from the cluster of men gambling in the stable entry. “Everything seems peaceful enough here, but to try to leave again in this weather will arouse suspicion against us.”
“You might as well unpack in earnest,” Telor said, his face rigid. “I am deeply sorry if Sir Richard has lost Marston, but there is no way we can help him now, and we must get dry.
What to read after The Rope Dancer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roberta Gellis to read onlineMoreLess
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