A Parliament of Spies
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York Place was the first great house outside the abbey enclave. It was a formidable building, the largest on this side of the river and only outshone by Canterbury’s palace in Lambeth on the other bank. Scarcely a stone’s throw from the Great Hall in Westminster Palace where Parliament was due to meet on the first of October, it could not have been more conveniently close to the seat of power.
A small group of servants remained there through the archbishop’s long absences in Yorkshire and when h...is cavalcade arrived they lined up outside to give the northerners a warm welcome.
The archbishop had no sooner arrived than he whisked Edwin away with his inkhorn and writing desk to attend a private conference with his inner circle of advisors.
Hildegard was to stay in the guest house in the Benedictine abbey near Westminster Palace. Before leaving she went into the great courtyard to see what she could do to help unload the wagons.
Thomas was on the point of going to his own lodgings on the other side of the city.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
York Place was the first great house outside the abbey enclave. It was a formidable building, the largest on this side of the river and only outshone by Canterbury’s palace in Lambeth on the other bank. Scarcely a stone’s throw from the Great Hall in Westminster Palace where Parliament was due to meet on the first of October, it could not have been more conveniently close to the seat of power.
A small group of servants remained there through the archbishop’s long absences in Yorkshire and when h...is cavalcade arrived they lined up outside to give the northerners a warm welcome.
The archbishop had no sooner arrived than he whisked Edwin away with his inkhorn and writing desk to attend a private conference with his inner circle of advisors.
Hildegard was to stay in the guest house in the Benedictine abbey near Westminster Palace. Before leaving she went into the great courtyard to see what she could do to help unload the wagons.
Thomas was on the point of going to his own lodgings on the other side of the city.
What to read after A Parliament of Spies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cassandra Clare to read onlineMoreLess
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