Blood of the Wizard (Book 1)
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“King Fie!” the first of them said. “It is an honor, liege.”
King Fie?... Perhaps I was truly dead after all.
“King! Pah!” I said, laughing not only at the little man calling me a king, but at myself, for using one of Uncle Jickie old expletives. “What’s this nonsense, mister…”
“Alwi, sire! My name is Alwi Albright!”
“Well then, Mister Alwi… uh, what—oh yes, what do you mean with this king business, sir?”
The captain stepped forward. “Forgive us, Lord Fie. “I’m called ...Eber. Eber Eagleton. And trust that we understand your, um… shall we say… nebulous memory of your coronation.”
“Yes, well. Then won’t you be so kind, Mister Eber.”
“Allow me to be a bit impolitic, liege, but it’s Captain Eber, sire. And our own liege, King Alberik, has arranged a rather grand open fire feast to tell you the tale himself!”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“King Fie!” the first of them said. “It is an honor, liege.”
King Fie?... Perhaps I was truly dead after all.
“King! Pah!” I said, laughing not only at the little man calling me a king, but at myself, for using one of Uncle Jickie old expletives. “What’s this nonsense, mister…”
“Alwi, sire! My name is Alwi Albright!”
“Well then, Mister Alwi… uh, what—oh yes, what do you mean with this king business, sir?”
The captain stepped forward. “Forgive us, Lord Fie. “I’m called ...Eber. Eber Eagleton. And trust that we understand your, um… shall we say… nebulous memory of your coronation.”
“Yes, well. Then won’t you be so kind, Mister Eber.”
“Allow me to be a bit impolitic, liege, but it’s Captain Eber, sire. And our own liege, King Alberik, has arranged a rather grand open fire feast to tell you the tale himself!”
What to read after Blood of the Wizard (Book 1)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Head Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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