Alchemist's Apprentice
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His new circumstances were impossible for him to believe, and his mind was so confused by them that he lost the distinction between dreams and reality. Early the next morning, Jack and the estate manager, Adam Corbett, rode the four miles between Musgrave House and the manor in the landau. The day was cold and hazy and the horses’ breath plumed around them, dampening Adam’s jacket and the fine wool of the riding cape that the maid had laid out for Jack. As they passed the cottages of the Duke’s ...tenants and labourers, women and children nodded solemnly to them and Jack did his best to hide his face inside the folds of his cloak.
When they arrived at the manor-house, Adam took the horses round to the stable yard. Jack stood uncertainly at the foot of the marble steps for a while, then lost his nerve and followed. The first thing he saw was the Arab colt looking out over his door.
There were voices in the tack room but no sign of any staff. Talking quietly as he had done that day in the marsh, Jack approached the young horse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His new circumstances were impossible for him to believe, and his mind was so confused by them that he lost the distinction between dreams and reality. Early the next morning, Jack and the estate manager, Adam Corbett, rode the four miles between Musgrave House and the manor in the landau. The day was cold and hazy and the horses’ breath plumed around them, dampening Adam’s jacket and the fine wool of the riding cape that the maid had laid out for Jack. As they passed the cottages of the Duke’s ...tenants and labourers, women and children nodded solemnly to them and Jack did his best to hide his face inside the folds of his cloak.
When they arrived at the manor-house, Adam took the horses round to the stable yard. Jack stood uncertainly at the foot of the marble steps for a while, then lost his nerve and followed. The first thing he saw was the Arab colt looking out over his door.
There were voices in the tack room but no sign of any staff. Talking quietly as he had done that day in the marsh, Jack approached the young horse.
What to read after Alchemist's Apprentice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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