Two to Conquer
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“A good festival to you, foster son.”
“And to you, kinsman,” Bard said—he called the king foster father only in private.
“I have been telling Lord Edelweiss what you told me about the folk who live near Moray’s Mill,” the King said. “It is chaos and anarchy for so many folk to live with no proper overlord. Come spring thaw, I think we must ride out and set things in order there. If every little village claims to be independent and to make its own laws, there will be borders everywhere, and a man... will not be able to ride half a day without needing to cope with some new set of laws.”
“The lad has a head on his shoulders,” said Lord Edelweiss, a gray-haired man dressed like an elaborate fop, and behind Bard’s back, he heard the old man say, “Pity your own older son shows no such talent for strategy and war skills. Let’s hope he has some skill at statesmanship, or that boy there will have the kingdom in his hands before he’s twenty-five years old!”
King Ardrin said stiffly, “Bard is Beltran’s devoted foster brother; they are bredin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“A good festival to you, foster son.”
“And to you, kinsman,” Bard said—he called the king foster father only in private.
“I have been telling Lord Edelweiss what you told me about the folk who live near Moray’s Mill,” the King said. “It is chaos and anarchy for so many folk to live with no proper overlord. Come spring thaw, I think we must ride out and set things in order there. If every little village claims to be independent and to make its own laws, there will be borders everywhere, and a man... will not be able to ride half a day without needing to cope with some new set of laws.”
“The lad has a head on his shoulders,” said Lord Edelweiss, a gray-haired man dressed like an elaborate fop, and behind Bard’s back, he heard the old man say, “Pity your own older son shows no such talent for strategy and war skills. Let’s hope he has some skill at statesmanship, or that boy there will have the kingdom in his hands before he’s twenty-five years old!”
King Ardrin said stiffly, “Bard is Beltran’s devoted foster brother; they are bredin.
What to read after Two to Conquer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bradley Marion Zimmer to read onlineMoreLess
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