The Given Sacrifice
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the High Queen of Montival said.
Sandra Arminger looked up from where she had been kneeling at her prie-dieu. The padded prayer-stool—rather like a reversed legless chair—stood before a triptych of the Madonna and Child flanked by Saints Edgar and Olaf, the patrons of rulers. The gold leaf of the halos in the icons glowed in the beam of light from an ocular window set high up under the carved plaster of the coffered roof.
She smiled at her daughter, the dark-brown eyes dancing. “Honestly..., Matti, you needn’t goggle as if you’d caught me doing something nasty with a pageboy. I was praying.”
Mathilda opened her mouth and closed it as Sandra crossed herself, returned her rosary to the embroidered purse at her belt and stood. That still left her six inches shorter than her tall daughter, a smoothly pretty and slightly plump woman in her fifties, in a cotte-hardie of dove-gray silk elaborately jacquarded with ribbons and swallows and a white silk wimple bound with silver and opals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
the High Queen of Montival said.
Sandra Arminger looked up from where she had been kneeling at her prie-dieu. The padded prayer-stool—rather like a reversed legless chair—stood before a triptych of the Madonna and Child flanked by Saints Edgar and Olaf, the patrons of rulers. The gold leaf of the halos in the icons glowed in the beam of light from an ocular window set high up under the carved plaster of the coffered roof.
She smiled at her daughter, the dark-brown eyes dancing. “Honestly..., Matti, you needn’t goggle as if you’d caught me doing something nasty with a pageboy. I was praying.”
Mathilda opened her mouth and closed it as Sandra crossed herself, returned her rosary to the embroidered purse at her belt and stood. That still left her six inches shorter than her tall daughter, a smoothly pretty and slightly plump woman in her fifties, in a cotte-hardie of dove-gray silk elaborately jacquarded with ribbons and swallows and a white silk wimple bound with silver and opals.
What to read after The Given Sacrifice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S.M. Stirling to read onlineMoreLess
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