Fools' Gold
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Ishraq and Freize, as an infidel and a servant, were excused.‘Go to the Rialto,’ Luca ordered Freize. ‘See if they have heard of Father Pietro. I will come myself to speak with him later.’Luca, Brother Peter and Isolde, with her hood pulled modestly forward, left the house by the little door onto the paved way beside the narrow canal and turned to their right to walk through the narrow alley to the Piazza San Marco where the great church bells echoed out, ringing for Terce, sending the pigeons s...oaring up into the cold blue sky, and the gorgeously costumed Venetians posed and paraded up to the very doors of the church itself.Ishraq and Freize closed the side door on their companions and stood for a moment in the quiet hall.‘May I show you the rooms?’ the housekeeper asked them, and led them up the wide flight of marble stairs to the first floor of the building where a large reception room overlooked the canal with huge double-height windows leading to a little balcony. The grand room was warm, a small fire burned in the grate and the sunshine poured in through the window.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ishraq and Freize, as an infidel and a servant, were excused.‘Go to the Rialto,’ Luca ordered Freize. ‘See if they have heard of Father Pietro. I will come myself to speak with him later.’Luca, Brother Peter and Isolde, with her hood pulled modestly forward, left the house by the little door onto the paved way beside the narrow canal and turned to their right to walk through the narrow alley to the Piazza San Marco where the great church bells echoed out, ringing for Terce, sending the pigeons s...oaring up into the cold blue sky, and the gorgeously costumed Venetians posed and paraded up to the very doors of the church itself.Ishraq and Freize closed the side door on their companions and stood for a moment in the quiet hall.‘May I show you the rooms?’ the housekeeper asked them, and led them up the wide flight of marble stairs to the first floor of the building where a large reception room overlooked the canal with huge double-height windows leading to a little balcony. The grand room was warm, a small fire burned in the grate and the sunshine poured in through the window.
What to read after Fools' Gold?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philippa Gregory to read onlineMoreLess
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