King of the Middle March
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LORD STEPHEN asked.
Turold shook his head and grunted.
“What about Maurus?”
“No, sir.”
“Novices. Both of them. When he was seven, Placid almost drowned in a lake, but Maurus walked on the water without realizing it, and saved him.”
Turold crossed himself.
“For martyrdom,” Lord Stephen added grimly. “Sicilian pirates cooked him in a pot.”
“They think the English all have tails,” I told Turold.
Lord Stephen and Turold and I watched as our oarsmen eased us into the port of Pirano, just southwest of... the city of Trieste. I’m going to be able to disembark Bonamy tomorrow and exercise him here.
“Saint Placid and Saint Maurus share the same day—the fifth of October—the day the Violetta sank,” Lord Stephen said. “Our saints are so untrustworthy. Sometimes they hear our cries and help us, sometimes their ears are stopped with wax.”
“Like Sir Lancelot,” I said.
“Who?” Lord Stephen asked.
“This whole ship’s sopping,” Turold observed. “It’s as well your armor is well wrapped.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
LORD STEPHEN asked.
Turold shook his head and grunted.
“What about Maurus?”
“No, sir.”
“Novices. Both of them. When he was seven, Placid almost drowned in a lake, but Maurus walked on the water without realizing it, and saved him.”
Turold crossed himself.
“For martyrdom,” Lord Stephen added grimly. “Sicilian pirates cooked him in a pot.”
“They think the English all have tails,” I told Turold.
Lord Stephen and Turold and I watched as our oarsmen eased us into the port of Pirano, just southwest of... the city of Trieste. I’m going to be able to disembark Bonamy tomorrow and exercise him here.
“Saint Placid and Saint Maurus share the same day—the fifth of October—the day the Violetta sank,” Lord Stephen said. “Our saints are so untrustworthy. Sometimes they hear our cries and help us, sometimes their ears are stopped with wax.”
“Like Sir Lancelot,” I said.
“Who?” Lord Stephen asked.
“This whole ship’s sopping,” Turold observed. “It’s as well your armor is well wrapped.”
What to read after King of the Middle March?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kevin Crossley Holland to read onlineMoreLess
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