Secret Song (2010)
Secret Song
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The Earl of Clare stood tight-mouthed, fury blotching his face, turning it as startling a red as his hair. He stared at the man who’d stolen Daria from him. The man who had made a fool of him twice. Hell and the devil, what was the damned knave doing with the king?
The earl said in a loud voice, “I see you have returned this man to me, sire. He’s a thief and I will hang him this very day.”
“Not as yet, my lord,” Edward said pleasantly. “Not as yet. Come, have ale fetched. My queen is weary, as a...re her ladies.” He added his famous Plantagenet smile, which had no discernible effect at all on the Earl of Clare. “I have a great thirst as well.”
It was then that the earl saw Daria. He started toward her, then pulled himself upright. He held his peace. There were too many present to overhear him. He would wait.
After the queen, her ladies, and Daria were seated comfortably, the earl approached the king. To his chagrin, the whoreson Roland remained at the king’s side, drinking from his flagon as if he had not a care in this world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Earl of Clare stood tight-mouthed, fury blotching his face, turning it as startling a red as his hair. He stared at the man who’d stolen Daria from him. The man who had made a fool of him twice. Hell and the devil, what was the damned knave doing with the king?
The earl said in a loud voice, “I see you have returned this man to me, sire. He’s a thief and I will hang him this very day.”
“Not as yet, my lord,” Edward said pleasantly. “Not as yet. Come, have ale fetched. My queen is weary, as a...re her ladies.” He added his famous Plantagenet smile, which had no discernible effect at all on the Earl of Clare. “I have a great thirst as well.”
It was then that the earl saw Daria. He started toward her, then pulled himself upright. He held his peace. There were too many present to overhear him. He would wait.
After the queen, her ladies, and Daria were seated comfortably, the earl approached the king. To his chagrin, the whoreson Roland remained at the king’s side, drinking from his flagon as if he had not a care in this world.
What to read after Secret Song?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherine Coulter to read onlineMoreLess
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