Winter Song
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Bertha returned with the food she had been sent to get, and as soon as Alys swallowed enough to stay her immediate hunger, she and Margot hurried over to the great hall. After Margot had unburdened herself of her more exciting news, she remembered that she had been sent to Alys by her father. Soon after Raymond left with Lucie, Alphonse had realized that Alys had not been at Mass or at breakfast and he began to worry about her.
But when she arrived, Alys was glowing with happiness. No man in the... world, she thought, was equal in goodness and generosity to her husband. It was not that Alys expected to escape his wrath or punishment. She believed he had gone away not only to remove Lucie from Tour Dur, but because he wanted to cool himself before he dealt with her. She swore to herself that she would kiss his hands when he beat her. Her joy was that he had not betrayed her, that he would not expose her to the ridicule of his mother and sisters.
And, above and beyond that goodness, despite his own assertion that she had no right to protest his keeping of other women, it was clear that he never intended Lucie remain in Tour Dur.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bertha returned with the food she had been sent to get, and as soon as Alys swallowed enough to stay her immediate hunger, she and Margot hurried over to the great hall. After Margot had unburdened herself of her more exciting news, she remembered that she had been sent to Alys by her father. Soon after Raymond left with Lucie, Alphonse had realized that Alys had not been at Mass or at breakfast and he began to worry about her.
But when she arrived, Alys was glowing with happiness. No man in the... world, she thought, was equal in goodness and generosity to her husband. It was not that Alys expected to escape his wrath or punishment. She believed he had gone away not only to remove Lucie from Tour Dur, but because he wanted to cool himself before he dealt with her. She swore to herself that she would kiss his hands when he beat her. Her joy was that he had not betrayed her, that he would not expose her to the ridicule of his mother and sisters.
And, above and beyond that goodness, despite his own assertion that she had no right to protest his keeping of other women, it was clear that he never intended Lucie remain in Tour Dur.
What to read after Winter Song?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roberta Gellis to read onlineMoreLess
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