5 a Very Murdering Battle
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The howling wind had gone, the frost was less harsh and there was a noticeable rise in temperature. It wasn’t enough to thaw the ice in the harbour but at least it tempted more people onto the streets. Amalia and Beatrix were two of them. As they strolled along together, the servant had a basket over her arm so that she could carry anything that was bought. Sunlight filtered through the clouds and dappled the buildings. Birds were singing. Amsterdam was an attractive city, clean, well ordered an...d served by a network of canals. What had once been a sleepy fishing village was now the most thriving port in Europe, even if the vessels in its harbour were temporarily ice-bound. Amalia was intensely proud of the place where she’d been born and brought up. London might be larger and Paris more ostentatious but, in her opinion – and she’d visited both capitals – neither could rival her beloved Amsterdam.
‘It’s milder today,’ she remarked.
‘Then why do I feel so cold?’ grumbled Beatrix with a shiver.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The howling wind had gone, the frost was less harsh and there was a noticeable rise in temperature. It wasn’t enough to thaw the ice in the harbour but at least it tempted more people onto the streets. Amalia and Beatrix were two of them. As they strolled along together, the servant had a basket over her arm so that she could carry anything that was bought. Sunlight filtered through the clouds and dappled the buildings. Birds were singing. Amsterdam was an attractive city, clean, well ordered an...d served by a network of canals. What had once been a sleepy fishing village was now the most thriving port in Europe, even if the vessels in its harbour were temporarily ice-bound. Amalia was intensely proud of the place where she’d been born and brought up. London might be larger and Paris more ostentatious but, in her opinion – and she’d visited both capitals – neither could rival her beloved Amsterdam.
‘It’s milder today,’ she remarked.
‘Then why do I feel so cold?’ grumbled Beatrix with a shiver.
What to read after 5 a Very Murdering Battle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Edward Marston to read onlineMoreLess
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