The Judas Blade (2012)
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It had two floors, a small yard at the rear and a roof of red tiles. This was to be home to Betsy and the others for the present. It belonged to a family known to Captain Mullin, who it seemed had left the Dutch Provinces in a hurry.
That first day she slept late, awaking to sounds of movement from downstairs. Still stiff and sore from travelling, she roused herself and went down to find Eleanor in the kitchen.‘You should have woken me,’ she said. ‘Where are the others?’‘Crabb’s gone to look... around,’ Eleanor answered. ‘The captain hasn’t come back yet.’ Once again, it seemed Mullin had spent the night elsewhere. Yawning, Betsy sat down on a stool by the scrubbed table.‘Is there anything to eat?’ she asked.‘There’s a jug of whey. I bought it this morning, before you rose.’ The girl seemed tense today, Betsy thought.‘Are you well, Eleanor?’ she asked.‘I’m uneasy, madam.’ Eleanor poured whey from the jug into a bowl, brought it over and sat down facing her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It had two floors, a small yard at the rear and a roof of red tiles. This was to be home to Betsy and the others for the present. It belonged to a family known to Captain Mullin, who it seemed had left the Dutch Provinces in a hurry.
That first day she slept late, awaking to sounds of movement from downstairs. Still stiff and sore from travelling, she roused herself and went down to find Eleanor in the kitchen.‘You should have woken me,’ she said. ‘Where are the others?’‘Crabb’s gone to look... around,’ Eleanor answered. ‘The captain hasn’t come back yet.’ Once again, it seemed Mullin had spent the night elsewhere. Yawning, Betsy sat down on a stool by the scrubbed table.‘Is there anything to eat?’ she asked.‘There’s a jug of whey. I bought it this morning, before you rose.’ The girl seemed tense today, Betsy thought.‘Are you well, Eleanor?’ she asked.‘I’m uneasy, madam.’ Eleanor poured whey from the jug into a bowl, brought it over and sat down facing her.
What to read after The Judas Blade?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Pilkington to read onlineMoreLess
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