At Swords' Point
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Thirty-Two Quarterings 11 THIRTY-TWO QUARTERINGS AND MEMORY At four o'clock the next afternoon Quinn Anders, American, rode in a modern taxi — with two battered fenders — out of his own time into the past. The dividing line between the centuries was a gate of iron bars which closed off the circling carriage drive of fine white gravel from the utilitarian highway. A dour old man wearing the mulberry livery of the Chateau demanded Quinn's name at that barrier, then allowed them to proceed, with vi...sible reluctance, at a pace not much faster than two miles an hour, through a grove of trees which must have already been sturdy and well-rooted saplings when men in body armor rode that way.
Quinn got out and paid off his driver. Then he stood still, examining the pile of stonework before him. Twin towers jutted skyward for several stories above the main bulk of the building. It belonged, as Joris had promised, to the fifteen hundreds when fortified castles were being transformed into palaces for more gracious living.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thirty-Two Quarterings 11 THIRTY-TWO QUARTERINGS AND MEMORY At four o'clock the next afternoon Quinn Anders, American, rode in a modern taxi — with two battered fenders — out of his own time into the past. The dividing line between the centuries was a gate of iron bars which closed off the circling carriage drive of fine white gravel from the utilitarian highway. A dour old man wearing the mulberry livery of the Chateau demanded Quinn's name at that barrier, then allowed them to proceed, with vi...sible reluctance, at a pace not much faster than two miles an hour, through a grove of trees which must have already been sturdy and well-rooted saplings when men in body armor rode that way.
Quinn got out and paid off his driver. Then he stood still, examining the pile of stonework before him. Twin towers jutted skyward for several stories above the main bulk of the building. It belonged, as Joris had promised, to the fifteen hundreds when fortified castles were being transformed into palaces for more gracious living.
What to read after At Swords' Point?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norton Andre to read onlineMoreLess
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