Masters of the Guild
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"And Simon would sell ye to the devil if he got hisprice. 'Tis pure rainbow-chasing, Alan--but I love ye for it. " "Fools are safer than philosophers, in some parts of the world, " observedGiovanni dryly. "And they are commoner everywhere. I hear that theTemplars are trying to find a tame wizard who can be kept in a tower tomake gold. " "Vanni, " said Guy demurely, "did you ever, in your travels, hear of anyone making gold?" "No, " said the Milanese, "but I have known of a score finding fool's ...gold, and that's the kind you come on at the end of the rainbow. Alan, if youare resolved on this thing, I will give you a token and a password to aman you can trust. " At London Stone they separated, Giovanni turning toward London Bridge, Padraig wending his way to Saint Paul's, Guy and Alan making their waythrough clamorous narrow streets to the Sign of the Gold Finch.
"By Saint Loy, " said the goldsmith suddenly, "here comes the clerkhimself. Gastard, " he beckoned to a little threadbare man edging along bythe wall, "I have a question to ask about the matter you wot of.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"And Simon would sell ye to the devil if he got hisprice. 'Tis pure rainbow-chasing, Alan--but I love ye for it. " "Fools are safer than philosophers, in some parts of the world, " observedGiovanni dryly. "And they are commoner everywhere. I hear that theTemplars are trying to find a tame wizard who can be kept in a tower tomake gold. " "Vanni, " said Guy demurely, "did you ever, in your travels, hear of anyone making gold?" "No, " said the Milanese, "but I have known of a score finding fool's ...gold, and that's the kind you come on at the end of the rainbow. Alan, if youare resolved on this thing, I will give you a token and a password to aman you can trust. " At London Stone they separated, Giovanni turning toward London Bridge, Padraig wending his way to Saint Paul's, Guy and Alan making their waythrough clamorous narrow streets to the Sign of the Gold Finch.
"By Saint Loy, " said the goldsmith suddenly, "here comes the clerkhimself. Gastard, " he beckoned to a little threadbare man edging along bythe wall, "I have a question to ask about the matter you wot of.
What to read after Masters of the Guild?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lamprey L. to read onlineMoreLess
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