Marbeck And the Double Dealer (2012)
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Marbeck had expected a bombastic swordsman, with a pointed beard and a swagger. Instead, he found a slim, clean-shaven man with oiled hair tied back and, alarmingly, a hand that shook, almost as if he were palsied.
‘You are new here, signor. How may I serve you?’ The fencing master regarded him somewhat warily, Marbeck thought. They were in a bare room with benches around the walls, hung with enough swords to arm a small regiment. Ottone wore a loose shirt and breeches, and a mail glove on his r...ight hand.
‘I came on recommendation,’ Marbeck said. ‘From a friend – Roger Daunt. I think you know him?’ To his surprise the other gave a start. He looked quickly towards the far end of the hall, where several young men were practising their swordsmanship.
‘I cannot talk with you now,’ he said, speaking low. ‘You should come later, after dark . . .’ ‘I don’t have the time for that,’ Marbeck told him. His eyes strayed to the walls, and, placing a hand on his own sword hilt, he said: ‘Why don’t we talk while we fence?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Marbeck had expected a bombastic swordsman, with a pointed beard and a swagger. Instead, he found a slim, clean-shaven man with oiled hair tied back and, alarmingly, a hand that shook, almost as if he were palsied.
‘You are new here, signor. How may I serve you?’ The fencing master regarded him somewhat warily, Marbeck thought. They were in a bare room with benches around the walls, hung with enough swords to arm a small regiment. Ottone wore a loose shirt and breeches, and a mail glove on his r...ight hand.
‘I came on recommendation,’ Marbeck said. ‘From a friend – Roger Daunt. I think you know him?’ To his surprise the other gave a start. He looked quickly towards the far end of the hall, where several young men were practising their swordsmanship.
‘I cannot talk with you now,’ he said, speaking low. ‘You should come later, after dark . . .’ ‘I don’t have the time for that,’ Marbeck told him. His eyes strayed to the walls, and, placing a hand on his own sword hilt, he said: ‘Why don’t we talk while we fence?
What to read after Marbeck And the Double Dealer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Pilkington to read onlineMoreLess
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