Castle Spellbound (1992)
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He was a small man, preferring his native dress: jerkin, pantaloons, a hat not unlike a beret though larger, and soft black leather boots. He had dark eyes and dark hair and looked to be in his middle years or somewhat younger.
He passed the opening to a smaller side passage and stopped a few feet beyond.
He looked up and down the hallway, his manner still relaxed, perhaps calculatedly so. He listened.
No one about, nobody coming. He walked back to the side passageway, entered it, and covered th...e short distance to its end, where a stout oak door stood. After a last glance over his shoulder, he reached into a pocket on his jerkin and took out a large skeleton key.
The key was halfway into its hole when he froze. There was something amiss.
He carefully withdrew the key and grasped the door's wrought-iron handle. He pulled gently. The door eased open a few inches. He listened, heard nothing.
He stepped back and quietly drew his sword. Again taking the door handle in his free hand, he paused for a moment to draw a breath.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was a small man, preferring his native dress: jerkin, pantaloons, a hat not unlike a beret though larger, and soft black leather boots. He had dark eyes and dark hair and looked to be in his middle years or somewhat younger.
He passed the opening to a smaller side passage and stopped a few feet beyond.
He looked up and down the hallway, his manner still relaxed, perhaps calculatedly so. He listened.
No one about, nobody coming. He walked back to the side passageway, entered it, and covered th...e short distance to its end, where a stout oak door stood. After a last glance over his shoulder, he reached into a pocket on his jerkin and took out a large skeleton key.
The key was halfway into its hole when he froze. There was something amiss.
He carefully withdrew the key and grasped the door's wrought-iron handle. He pulled gently. The door eased open a few inches. He listened, heard nothing.
He stepped back and quietly drew his sword. Again taking the door handle in his free hand, he paused for a moment to draw a breath.
What to read after Castle Spellbound?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Dechancie to read onlineMoreLess
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