Lord of the Manor
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Philip said.
“That he is,” Richard agreed, giving a silver disk on the horse’s bridle a last buff with the sleeve of his silver-trimmed, black silk tunic. On this last morning of his journey, he’d made a considerable effort to ensure his entrance into Westminster would be impressive.
Satisfied with the horse’s appearance, and his own, Richard gave the destrier a pat on his gleaming black neck.
“Has he a name?” Philip asked.
“Odin.”
When another question didn’t immediately follow, Richard looked ...down. Philip stood unusually still for a boy of his age, his hands clasped behind his back, his bottom lip sucked in, pure awe on his face. The boy yearned to touch the horse, just as Richard, as a child of about the same age, had once stood beside his father admiring one of the beasts, wishing the same wish, wary of getting too near the horse’s hooves.
Richard put his hands out in invitation. The boy hesitated but couldn’t resist. Philip put one arm around Richard’s neck and with the other reached out to stroke Odin’s neck.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Philip said.
“That he is,” Richard agreed, giving a silver disk on the horse’s bridle a last buff with the sleeve of his silver-trimmed, black silk tunic. On this last morning of his journey, he’d made a considerable effort to ensure his entrance into Westminster would be impressive.
Satisfied with the horse’s appearance, and his own, Richard gave the destrier a pat on his gleaming black neck.
“Has he a name?” Philip asked.
“Odin.”
When another question didn’t immediately follow, Richard looked ...down. Philip stood unusually still for a boy of his age, his hands clasped behind his back, his bottom lip sucked in, pure awe on his face. The boy yearned to touch the horse, just as Richard, as a child of about the same age, had once stood beside his father admiring one of the beasts, wishing the same wish, wary of getting too near the horse’s hooves.
Richard put his hands out in invitation. The boy hesitated but couldn’t resist. Philip put one arm around Richard’s neck and with the other reached out to stroke Odin’s neck.
What to read after Lord of the Manor?
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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