The Savage Damsel And the Dwarf
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Roger's Journey It was a long night for Lynet. When she saw Beaumains's gory wound, her senses reeled, and for the first time in her life, she understood how a person might faint. But she had never had any patience with such missish behavior, so by sheer will, she followed the servants who carried Beaumains to a nearby tent. Then, while they stood gaping and clucking at the prostrate figure, she cleaned and bandaged the cut in his shoulder herself. Beaumains protested feebly, muttering that it w...as nothing, but Lynet ignored him.
She had no sooner finished binding the wound when she began to have visitors. First, Sir Persant came, making thoughtless comments in an absurd whisper, first saying he was sure Beaumains would be fine by tomorrow, then adding that it was a shame for such a fine knight to be slain so young. To make matters worse, Sir Persant brought with him his daughter Violet, a wispy damsel of about Lynet's age who sobbed and moaned and carried on as if it were her father who was wounded instead of a stranger.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Roger's Journey It was a long night for Lynet. When she saw Beaumains's gory wound, her senses reeled, and for the first time in her life, she understood how a person might faint. But she had never had any patience with such missish behavior, so by sheer will, she followed the servants who carried Beaumains to a nearby tent. Then, while they stood gaping and clucking at the prostrate figure, she cleaned and bandaged the cut in his shoulder herself. Beaumains protested feebly, muttering that it w...as nothing, but Lynet ignored him.
She had no sooner finished binding the wound when she began to have visitors. First, Sir Persant came, making thoughtless comments in an absurd whisper, first saying he was sure Beaumains would be fine by tomorrow, then adding that it was a shame for such a fine knight to be slain so young. To make matters worse, Sir Persant brought with him his daughter Violet, a wispy damsel of about Lynet's age who sobbed and moaned and carried on as if it were her father who was wounded instead of a stranger.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gerald Morris to read onlineMoreLess
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