1635 the Papal Stakes
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There was a medium-sized man—well, an older gentleman, from what little he could see beyond the large traveling cloak—standing directly in his way. Moving to pass him, the tall lanky man made a hasty apology. “Pardon; I must pass—”And then he stopped again and took a closer look.“Yes,” said the older man. “It’s me. You are not the only one who can effect a disguise.”The tall man leaped forward, sword singing a single metallic tone as it came swiftly out of its scabbard in a fast, fierce, back-ha...nded down slash—Which the older man nimbly hopped back from, sweeping off the traveling cloak with his left hand, while he drew a rapier. His age-wrinkled eyes narrowed, measuring. “Matadors should never accept bony bulls, but it seems I have no choice.” He smiled. “Toro!” he whispered.The tall man feinted a stab, then went for a short forehand cut that the rapier intercepted, not so much blocking it as redirecting it. Which elicited a grin from the tall man; this old fool of a Catalan was not so skilled as Rombaldo had told him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was a medium-sized man—well, an older gentleman, from what little he could see beyond the large traveling cloak—standing directly in his way. Moving to pass him, the tall lanky man made a hasty apology. “Pardon; I must pass—”And then he stopped again and took a closer look.“Yes,” said the older man. “It’s me. You are not the only one who can effect a disguise.”The tall man leaped forward, sword singing a single metallic tone as it came swiftly out of its scabbard in a fast, fierce, back-ha...nded down slash—Which the older man nimbly hopped back from, sweeping off the traveling cloak with his left hand, while he drew a rapier. His age-wrinkled eyes narrowed, measuring. “Matadors should never accept bony bulls, but it seems I have no choice.” He smiled. “Toro!” he whispered.The tall man feinted a stab, then went for a short forehand cut that the rapier intercepted, not so much blocking it as redirecting it. Which elicited a grin from the tall man; this old fool of a Catalan was not so skilled as Rombaldo had told him.
What to read after 1635 the Papal Stakes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eric Flint to read onlineMoreLess
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