The Law of Angels
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“I didn’t know what to do, whether to trust the brotherhood to keep their word to do you no harm while we fetched help, or lay about me with my knife. The only comfort was Danby. He seemed to have confidence in them. And, indeed, here you are, safe and sound.” Despite his words he looked shame-faced.
“There was nothing you could have done, Thomas. If you’d resisted, for sure you’d have finished up with a sword through your ribs and that wouldn’t have done any of us any good.”
She led him into th...e privacy of the kitchen and told him what had transpired after he left. As she came to the scene of slaughter that ended things she had to keep a tight hold on her feelings.
When she finished she managed a bemused glance. “I’m wondering how the White Hart men found out about the cross. I remember you told me that one of the archbishop’s retainers had been talking about it at Meaux—”
“It was a rumour that was set going during one of Neville’s visitations. I’ve no idea who started it.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“I didn’t know what to do, whether to trust the brotherhood to keep their word to do you no harm while we fetched help, or lay about me with my knife. The only comfort was Danby. He seemed to have confidence in them. And, indeed, here you are, safe and sound.” Despite his words he looked shame-faced.
“There was nothing you could have done, Thomas. If you’d resisted, for sure you’d have finished up with a sword through your ribs and that wouldn’t have done any of us any good.”
She led him into th...e privacy of the kitchen and told him what had transpired after he left. As she came to the scene of slaughter that ended things she had to keep a tight hold on her feelings.
When she finished she managed a bemused glance. “I’m wondering how the White Hart men found out about the cross. I remember you told me that one of the archbishop’s retainers had been talking about it at Meaux—”
“It was a rumour that was set going during one of Neville’s visitations. I’ve no idea who started it.”
What to read after The Law of Angels?
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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