The Wild Queen
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We were soon joined by the dauphin, François, and Princesse Élisabeth, and our little group made its way, laughing and talking noisily, down the elegant staircase. All of us loved to spend time in the royal kitchens, where we no doubt made nuisances of ourselves but were tolerated by the cooks. Matteo Panterelli, the Italian pastry chef brought to the French court by Queen Catherine, always welcomed us. Even when he was busy preparing for a banquet, he never turned us away. Chef Matteo said we r...eminded him of his grandchildren back in Florence—he called it Firenze—where he hoped to return someday. I was fond of Matteo, but not of his assistant, Lucas, a dour man who said little but was clearly annoyed by our presence.
Chef Matteo wiped his hands on an apron covering most of a great belly and led us to the table he kept set up for us, out of the way of the other cooks and their apprentices and helpers. “What shall we make today, my lady Queen Marie? My lord the dauphin? Gracious ladies?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We were soon joined by the dauphin, François, and Princesse Élisabeth, and our little group made its way, laughing and talking noisily, down the elegant staircase. All of us loved to spend time in the royal kitchens, where we no doubt made nuisances of ourselves but were tolerated by the cooks. Matteo Panterelli, the Italian pastry chef brought to the French court by Queen Catherine, always welcomed us. Even when he was busy preparing for a banquet, he never turned us away. Chef Matteo said we r...eminded him of his grandchildren back in Florence—he called it Firenze—where he hoped to return someday. I was fond of Matteo, but not of his assistant, Lucas, a dour man who said little but was clearly annoyed by our presence.
Chef Matteo wiped his hands on an apron covering most of a great belly and led us to the table he kept set up for us, out of the way of the other cooks and their apprentices and helpers. “What shall we make today, my lady Queen Marie? My lord the dauphin? Gracious ladies?”
What to read after The Wild Queen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carolyn Meyer to read onlineMoreLess
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