Winterbourne
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Jaufre stared across the expanse of greenery at the distant billowing silk. The canopy formed the king's tents set beneath the brilliant azure of the June sky.
"Your sword, milord." His squire handed him the length of gleaming steel. Jaufre slid the weapon into its sheath as Lord Oswin emerged from his tent, likewise armed, with two daggers buckled to his belt besides.
He stretched his long arms overhead and yawned before lapsing into a complacent smile behind his bristling mustache. "Go...od morrow, Lord Jaufre. This is the day, the end to our long struggle against tyranny." Jaufre merely shot him a skeptical glance. Tristan strode up to join them. After greeting Lord Oswin, the knight looked Jaufre over and frowned.
"Did you not sleep again last night, Jaufre? You look exhausted." "I am, but not from lack of sleep. I am tired of this whole business." "I am sure that today will see the end of it, milord," Tristan said quietly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jaufre stared across the expanse of greenery at the distant billowing silk. The canopy formed the king's tents set beneath the brilliant azure of the June sky.
"Your sword, milord." His squire handed him the length of gleaming steel. Jaufre slid the weapon into its sheath as Lord Oswin emerged from his tent, likewise armed, with two daggers buckled to his belt besides.
He stretched his long arms overhead and yawned before lapsing into a complacent smile behind his bristling mustache. "Go...od morrow, Lord Jaufre. This is the day, the end to our long struggle against tyranny." Jaufre merely shot him a skeptical glance. Tristan strode up to join them. After greeting Lord Oswin, the knight looked Jaufre over and frowned.
"Did you not sleep again last night, Jaufre? You look exhausted." "I am, but not from lack of sleep. I am tired of this whole business." "I am sure that today will see the end of it, milord," Tristan said quietly.
What to read after Winterbourne?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carroll, Susan to read onlineMoreLess
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