Knave of Hearts
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Stephen missed the heft and balance of his sword, the metal hilt warming to his hand, the blade becoming an extension of his arm.
Still, as he fended off Edwin’s well-aimed blow, he couldn’t complain overmuch. He’d chosen wood practice swords apurpose, knowing his fighting skills far superior to Edwin’s—superior to most men’s due to the demanding standards of Wilmont’s weapons masters. Those knights in charge of training squires, men-at-arms and knights alike settled for no less than perfection....
From the sons of the noble family of Wilmont they’d expected more, and the sons hadn’t disappointed them.
He didn’t want to injure Edwin. Prove who was the better swordsman, aye, but not hurt his opponent. ’Twould not be wise to make a martyr of his rival.
Damn, but the exercise felt good, despite the heat of the day and the weight of his hauberk. Sweat trickled along the back of his neck and beaded on his forehead. His muscles responded to the pleasurable strain of maintaining his balance while executing the thrust and withdraw of attack and defend.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stephen missed the heft and balance of his sword, the metal hilt warming to his hand, the blade becoming an extension of his arm.
Still, as he fended off Edwin’s well-aimed blow, he couldn’t complain overmuch. He’d chosen wood practice swords apurpose, knowing his fighting skills far superior to Edwin’s—superior to most men’s due to the demanding standards of Wilmont’s weapons masters. Those knights in charge of training squires, men-at-arms and knights alike settled for no less than perfection....
From the sons of the noble family of Wilmont they’d expected more, and the sons hadn’t disappointed them.
He didn’t want to injure Edwin. Prove who was the better swordsman, aye, but not hurt his opponent. ’Twould not be wise to make a martyr of his rival.
Damn, but the exercise felt good, despite the heat of the day and the weight of his hauberk. Sweat trickled along the back of his neck and beaded on his forehead. His muscles responded to the pleasurable strain of maintaining his balance while executing the thrust and withdraw of attack and defend.
What to read after Knave of Hearts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shari Anton to read onlineMoreLess
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