The Squire's Quest
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Reining in his horse at the edge of the yard, he surveyed the scene before him. He had known many holy retreats before—indeed, he had been raised in one—but he had never seen one quite so busy or noisy. At the far side of the clearing, near a bubbling spring, six or seven children were alternately working and arguing as they constructed a play fort of fallen branches. Beside the tiny hut, two older children, one boy and one girl, worked with axes, cutting wood for the woodpile. Another group of ...children, of varying ages, sat in the bare yard, writing letters and pronouncing them aloud while a girl of about fifteen watched and listened. And on a wooden stool in a sunny spot by the front door, clad in the full brown robe of a religious man, sat the hermit himself, looking hardly older than the youths around him.
Terence grinned and dismounted. "Hello, Brother Guinglain," he said.
The hermit rose to his feet and returned the smile. "Hello, Terence. I'm very glad to see you." Terence raised one eyebrow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Reining in his horse at the edge of the yard, he surveyed the scene before him. He had known many holy retreats before—indeed, he had been raised in one—but he had never seen one quite so busy or noisy. At the far side of the clearing, near a bubbling spring, six or seven children were alternately working and arguing as they constructed a play fort of fallen branches. Beside the tiny hut, two older children, one boy and one girl, worked with axes, cutting wood for the woodpile. Another group of ...children, of varying ages, sat in the bare yard, writing letters and pronouncing them aloud while a girl of about fifteen watched and listened. And on a wooden stool in a sunny spot by the front door, clad in the full brown robe of a religious man, sat the hermit himself, looking hardly older than the youths around him.
Terence grinned and dismounted. "Hello, Brother Guinglain," he said.
The hermit rose to his feet and returned the smile. "Hello, Terence. I'm very glad to see you." Terence raised one eyebrow.
What to read after The Squire's Quest?
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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