The Silent Boy
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In the hall, he lifts his heavy hand from Charles’s shoulder. He stares down at him and shakes his head. He goes into the library, closing the door.
Charles does not know what to do. Given a choice, he would stay with Miss Horton but the Count has clearly decided otherwise. No one takes any notice of him. He sidles away towards the servants’ quarters.
Two of the maids are whispering in the passage leading to the kitchen.
‘Turned my blood cold as ice,’ Martha says. She’s carrying a bowl covered w...ith a cloth.
‘I’ll have them screams ringing in my ears till the day I die,’ says Susan. ‘You just see if I don’t.’ She catches sight of Charles. ‘Has Parson done it?’ she demands. ‘Can you talk now, lad?’ While they wait for an answer, they stare at him with huge eyes, hoping for wonders and miracles. He stares back.
‘He’d not talk English, would he?’ Martha says. ‘Not like a Christian. He’d talk French.’ She nods at him. ‘Parley voo? Eh? Parley voo?’ Joseph comes up behind the women.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the hall, he lifts his heavy hand from Charles’s shoulder. He stares down at him and shakes his head. He goes into the library, closing the door.
Charles does not know what to do. Given a choice, he would stay with Miss Horton but the Count has clearly decided otherwise. No one takes any notice of him. He sidles away towards the servants’ quarters.
Two of the maids are whispering in the passage leading to the kitchen.
‘Turned my blood cold as ice,’ Martha says. She’s carrying a bowl covered w...ith a cloth.
‘I’ll have them screams ringing in my ears till the day I die,’ says Susan. ‘You just see if I don’t.’ She catches sight of Charles. ‘Has Parson done it?’ she demands. ‘Can you talk now, lad?’ While they wait for an answer, they stare at him with huge eyes, hoping for wonders and miracles. He stares back.
‘He’d not talk English, would he?’ Martha says. ‘Not like a Christian. He’d talk French.’ She nods at him. ‘Parley voo? Eh? Parley voo?’ Joseph comes up behind the women.
What to read after The Silent Boy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrew Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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