The Rose At Twilight
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Elizabeth’s voice had been gentle, filled with concern and goodness. Alys glanced at the other two women in the room, wondering if they knew Elizabeth as she did. She did not know either of them.
The elder, a plump woman with several chins quivering above the neck of her gray-fur-trimmed green dress, had risen to her feet when Alys’s name was announced and stepped forward now to greet her. The younger woman, slimmer and garbed in lynx-trimmed rose velvet, also got up but remained standing be...side Elizabeth. All three wore simple cap-and-band veils over their hair, instead of the butterfly headdress that had been the fashion for years.
“Lady Alys,” the older woman said, “I am Lady Emlyn Lacey, and my companion is Lady Beatrix Ffoulkes. We are pleased to greet you. Her highness has spoken of you frequently and has been looking forward to enjoying your company, however briefly.”
“Briefly?” Rising from her curtsy despite the fact that Elizabeth had made no sign that she might do so, Alys looked at her, certain that she detected a glint of malice in Elizabeth’s pale blue eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Elizabeth’s voice had been gentle, filled with concern and goodness. Alys glanced at the other two women in the room, wondering if they knew Elizabeth as she did. She did not know either of them.
The elder, a plump woman with several chins quivering above the neck of her gray-fur-trimmed green dress, had risen to her feet when Alys’s name was announced and stepped forward now to greet her. The younger woman, slimmer and garbed in lynx-trimmed rose velvet, also got up but remained standing be...side Elizabeth. All three wore simple cap-and-band veils over their hair, instead of the butterfly headdress that had been the fashion for years.
“Lady Alys,” the older woman said, “I am Lady Emlyn Lacey, and my companion is Lady Beatrix Ffoulkes. We are pleased to greet you. Her highness has spoken of you frequently and has been looking forward to enjoying your company, however briefly.”
“Briefly?” Rising from her curtsy despite the fact that Elizabeth had made no sign that she might do so, Alys looked at her, certain that she detected a glint of malice in Elizabeth’s pale blue eyes.
What to read after The Rose At Twilight?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Amanda Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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