Lord of Hawkfell Island (1993)
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Mirana said, took the wooden plate and laid it on her lap.“Lord Rorik said you shouldn’t yet have the mutton itself or the mushrooms or the cabbage. He said it was still too much for your belly. He said the broth was only for you and the rest of us weren’t to touch it. He even told the men to keep away from the broth, but they were laughing and all were trying to tip some into their bowls, trying to annoy him.”“And they succeeded?”“They annoyed him, aye,” Utta said. “My father said Rorik has bec...ome too protective and that you, of all men or women, have little need of protection. I thought Lord Rorik would hit my father, but at the last moment he held back.”Mirana smiled.“I think he held back because I was there, right beside my father.”“Aye, you’re right.” She tasted the broth, but it wasn’t to her liking—it tasted of a strange condiment she didn’t recognize—and she ate only a few bites. A pity Rorik couldn’t have tended to his own business and left her to decide about what food she should and shouldn’t eat.“Who prepared the broth?”“We were all working about the fire pit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mirana said, took the wooden plate and laid it on her lap.“Lord Rorik said you shouldn’t yet have the mutton itself or the mushrooms or the cabbage. He said it was still too much for your belly. He said the broth was only for you and the rest of us weren’t to touch it. He even told the men to keep away from the broth, but they were laughing and all were trying to tip some into their bowls, trying to annoy him.”“And they succeeded?”“They annoyed him, aye,” Utta said. “My father said Rorik has bec...ome too protective and that you, of all men or women, have little need of protection. I thought Lord Rorik would hit my father, but at the last moment he held back.”Mirana smiled.“I think he held back because I was there, right beside my father.”“Aye, you’re right.” She tasted the broth, but it wasn’t to her liking—it tasted of a strange condiment she didn’t recognize—and she ate only a few bites. A pity Rorik couldn’t have tended to his own business and left her to decide about what food she should and shouldn’t eat.“Who prepared the broth?”“We were all working about the fire pit.
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