Wolf Hall: Bring Up the Bodies
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Coming in as he’s going out, striding towards the king’s chamber, a folio under one arm, the other flailing the air. Gardiner, Bishop of Winchester: blowing up like a thunderstorm, when for once we have a fine day.
When Stephen comes into a room, the furnishings shrink from him. Chairs scuttle backwards. Joint-stools flatten themselves like pissing bitches. The woollen Bible figures in the king’s tapestries lift their hands to cover their ears.
At court you might expect him. Anticipate him. But ...here? While we are still hunting through the countryside and (notionally) taking our ease? ‘This is a pleasure, my lord bishop,’ he says. ‘It does my heart good to see you looking so well. The court will progress to Winchester shortly, and I did not think to enjoy your company before that.’ ‘I have stolen a march on you, Cromwell.’ ‘Are we at war?’ The bishop’s face says, you know we are. ‘It was you who had me banished.’ ‘I? Never think it, Stephen. I have missed you every day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Coming in as he’s going out, striding towards the king’s chamber, a folio under one arm, the other flailing the air. Gardiner, Bishop of Winchester: blowing up like a thunderstorm, when for once we have a fine day.
When Stephen comes into a room, the furnishings shrink from him. Chairs scuttle backwards. Joint-stools flatten themselves like pissing bitches. The woollen Bible figures in the king’s tapestries lift their hands to cover their ears.
At court you might expect him. Anticipate him. But ...here? While we are still hunting through the countryside and (notionally) taking our ease? ‘This is a pleasure, my lord bishop,’ he says. ‘It does my heart good to see you looking so well. The court will progress to Winchester shortly, and I did not think to enjoy your company before that.’ ‘I have stolen a march on you, Cromwell.’ ‘Are we at war?’ The bishop’s face says, you know we are. ‘It was you who had me banished.’ ‘I? Never think it, Stephen. I have missed you every day.
What to read after Wolf Hall: Bring Up the Bodies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hilary Mantel to read onlineMoreLess
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