The Firebird
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‘Because you are.’ ‘Yes, well.’ I turned from his too-knowing eyes as he opened the car door so I could slide in on the passenger side. ‘She’s a likeable child.’ ‘Aye, no argument there.’ Shutting my door, he came round to his side and lowered himself to the seat a bit creakily, as though his legs were still stiff from the cold of the night before. He’d had only half a night’s sleep, and had not shaved this morning, but he was still easy to look at, the day’s growth of beard lending even more st...rength to his near perfect features. It just wasn’t fair, I thought.
Rob looked a question at me, and I realised I’d sighed, so I covered it now with a half-yawn and asked, ‘Are you certain they went to Calais?’ ‘Aye. Not all of us fell asleep after the monk left with Anna.’ His glance was dry. ‘I heard the nuns talking. I ken where he took her.’ Calais wasn’t really an obvious choice, and I said as much. ‘I would have thought, in the wake of the 1715 rebellion, with all of those Jacobites coming across to escape persecution, it would have been crawling with spies.’ ‘Very likely.’ ‘Not really the safest of places to take her, then.’ ‘I’m sure the monk had a plan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘Because you are.’ ‘Yes, well.’ I turned from his too-knowing eyes as he opened the car door so I could slide in on the passenger side. ‘She’s a likeable child.’ ‘Aye, no argument there.’ Shutting my door, he came round to his side and lowered himself to the seat a bit creakily, as though his legs were still stiff from the cold of the night before. He’d had only half a night’s sleep, and had not shaved this morning, but he was still easy to look at, the day’s growth of beard lending even more st...rength to his near perfect features. It just wasn’t fair, I thought.
Rob looked a question at me, and I realised I’d sighed, so I covered it now with a half-yawn and asked, ‘Are you certain they went to Calais?’ ‘Aye. Not all of us fell asleep after the monk left with Anna.’ His glance was dry. ‘I heard the nuns talking. I ken where he took her.’ Calais wasn’t really an obvious choice, and I said as much. ‘I would have thought, in the wake of the 1715 rebellion, with all of those Jacobites coming across to escape persecution, it would have been crawling with spies.’ ‘Very likely.’ ‘Not really the safest of places to take her, then.’ ‘I’m sure the monk had a plan.
What to read after The Firebird?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susanna Kearsley to read onlineMoreLess
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