The Dragon of Handale
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he barked as she approached.“I do not wish to.”“No visiting anybody.”“I’m sure I’m within my rights to speak to Mistress Carola. She’s not under arrest, is she?”He begrudged allowing her to stand at the eaves even to call inside and, to her chagrin, remained stolidly at her shoulder. Dakin was sitting in the doorway, wrists still chained, an expression of bleak resignation on his face. A stoup of ale and a hunk of bread were by his side, untouched.The other masons seemed to be having their midda...y break. When she called to them, Carola appeared with a lump of black bread in one hand.“Have the messages to your master and to the bishop of Durham been despatched?” Hildegard asked after a brief greeting.“They have. We’re waiting now for a reply. Assuming this time, despite the weather, the message gets through. But as you see”—she waved an arm—“we’re beginning to pack our things, ready to leave. Nothing will induce us to stay here a moment longer than necessary under these conditions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
he barked as she approached.“I do not wish to.”“No visiting anybody.”“I’m sure I’m within my rights to speak to Mistress Carola. She’s not under arrest, is she?”He begrudged allowing her to stand at the eaves even to call inside and, to her chagrin, remained stolidly at her shoulder. Dakin was sitting in the doorway, wrists still chained, an expression of bleak resignation on his face. A stoup of ale and a hunk of bread were by his side, untouched.The other masons seemed to be having their midda...y break. When she called to them, Carola appeared with a lump of black bread in one hand.“Have the messages to your master and to the bishop of Durham been despatched?” Hildegard asked after a brief greeting.“They have. We’re waiting now for a reply. Assuming this time, despite the weather, the message gets through. But as you see”—she waved an arm—“we’re beginning to pack our things, ready to leave. Nothing will induce us to stay here a moment longer than necessary under these conditions.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cassandra Clare to read onlineMoreLess
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