The False Prince
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Obviously, he knew what would be discussed in there and had chased the other servants away.
I stopped when I saw him, cringing a bit as I waited for him to clunk me over the head or commit some other act to force me back into Conner’s dining room. There was no cowardice in my nervousness. His hits came without mercy.
But he only nodded at me. “You clean up well, for an orphan.”
“I had help.”
“Where were you going?”
I scratched an itch on my face. “Didn’t really think that through yet. Somewhere ...I can be alone.”
Mott apparently had no inclinations to leave me alone. He put an arm on my shoulder and steered me down the hallway. “Come with me.”
We walked outside to a courtyard in the rear of Farthenwood lined with torches that flickered in the breeze. On one wall were several swords. Each was different. One had a longer blade, another was thinner, another was jagged on one side. The tangs varied, from swords with a simple metal grip to ones wrapped in leather or crowned in jewels.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Obviously, he knew what would be discussed in there and had chased the other servants away.
I stopped when I saw him, cringing a bit as I waited for him to clunk me over the head or commit some other act to force me back into Conner’s dining room. There was no cowardice in my nervousness. His hits came without mercy.
But he only nodded at me. “You clean up well, for an orphan.”
“I had help.”
“Where were you going?”
I scratched an itch on my face. “Didn’t really think that through yet. Somewhere ...I can be alone.”
Mott apparently had no inclinations to leave me alone. He put an arm on my shoulder and steered me down the hallway. “Come with me.”
We walked outside to a courtyard in the rear of Farthenwood lined with torches that flickered in the breeze. On one wall were several swords. Each was different. One had a longer blade, another was thinner, another was jagged on one side. The tangs varied, from swords with a simple metal grip to ones wrapped in leather or crowned in jewels.
What to read after The False Prince?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jennifer A. Nielsen to read onlineMoreLess
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