Elder Isles 2: the Green Pearl
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His chair was placed on a low dais, at the back of a massive table, with a man-at-arms, halberd at the ready, posted to either side.
At these occasions King Casmir wore always a black velvet cap encircled by a light silver crown, together with a flowing cape of black silk. This costume, so he believed, and correctly so, augmented the mood of somber and implacable justice which already hung heavy in the room.
During testimony King Casmir sat motionless, staring with cold blue eyes at the witness.... He pronounced his decisions tersely, in a flat voice, without regard for rank, status or connection, and for the most part fairly, without extreme or harsh penalty, that he might enhance his reputation across the land as a wise and equable ruler.
At the end of the day’s assizes, an underchamberlain approached the table: “My lord, a certain Visbhume awaits audience; he states that he is here by your command.”
“Bring him here.” Casmir dismissed the court officials and ordered the guards to take up their stations outside the door.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His chair was placed on a low dais, at the back of a massive table, with a man-at-arms, halberd at the ready, posted to either side.
At these occasions King Casmir wore always a black velvet cap encircled by a light silver crown, together with a flowing cape of black silk. This costume, so he believed, and correctly so, augmented the mood of somber and implacable justice which already hung heavy in the room.
During testimony King Casmir sat motionless, staring with cold blue eyes at the witness.... He pronounced his decisions tersely, in a flat voice, without regard for rank, status or connection, and for the most part fairly, without extreme or harsh penalty, that he might enhance his reputation across the land as a wise and equable ruler.
At the end of the day’s assizes, an underchamberlain approached the table: “My lord, a certain Visbhume awaits audience; he states that he is here by your command.”
“Bring him here.” Casmir dismissed the court officials and ordered the guards to take up their stations outside the door.
What to read after Elder Isles 2: the Green Pearl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vance Jack to read onlineMoreLess
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