The Crown in the Heather (2014)
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19 Robert the Bruce – Stirling, 1304 I went from Selkirk direct to Stirling, myself to play the king’s henchman, while in secret I prayed for some miracle that would spare Sir William Oliphant within those high, towering walls. There, I witnessed the antics of an aging king, keen to impress a blushing bride less than half his age. Longshanks raced to and fro on his majestic steed beneath the castle walls. His head bare, he dismounted to hurl threats, even as arrows grazed his ears. Once, a s...tone launched from the battlements startled his horse and he was tossed to the ground. One man lost his life trying to drag the injured king to safety.
While King Edward mended, I received a message. Oliphant offered surrender. Inwardly, I sighed with relief, hoping few, if any, of those within had succumbed to starvation or sickness, as was the usual course.
In a merchant’s house above a jeweler’s shop, the king kept quarters in relative comfort.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
19 Robert the Bruce – Stirling, 1304 I went from Selkirk direct to Stirling, myself to play the king’s henchman, while in secret I prayed for some miracle that would spare Sir William Oliphant within those high, towering walls. There, I witnessed the antics of an aging king, keen to impress a blushing bride less than half his age. Longshanks raced to and fro on his majestic steed beneath the castle walls. His head bare, he dismounted to hurl threats, even as arrows grazed his ears. Once, a s...tone launched from the battlements startled his horse and he was tossed to the ground. One man lost his life trying to drag the injured king to safety.
While King Edward mended, I received a message. Oliphant offered surrender. Inwardly, I sighed with relief, hoping few, if any, of those within had succumbed to starvation or sickness, as was the usual course.
In a merchant’s house above a jeweler’s shop, the king kept quarters in relative comfort.
What to read after The Crown in the Heather?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by N. Gemini Sasson to read onlineMoreLess
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