The Penwyth Curse
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He stood there watching her for a moment and thought how much like Brecia she looked.No, no, she wasn’t Brecia. Brecia was from long ago.Bishop wondered how long he had been away. And he had been away, he knew that now, knew it to the soles of his boots.“Merryn?” He started. His voice sounded rusty, as if he hadn’t spoken for a very long time.She looked up, smiled just a bit. “Did you find anything in the back of the cave? What you were looking for, whatever that was?”He shook his head. “How lon...g was I gone?”“Just a few minutes. You came back because you were hungry or because there was nothing for you to find?”Only a few minutes? Longer, much longer. No, he didn’t know. “I suppose there is some truth in both things,” he said, and no longer knew what he was talking about. He rubbed his cheek where the hand had struck him.“I have some bread that is stale, but I was going to put it on a stick over the fire. What do you think?”“I should like that,” he said, and realized he was starving.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He stood there watching her for a moment and thought how much like Brecia she looked.No, no, she wasn’t Brecia. Brecia was from long ago.Bishop wondered how long he had been away. And he had been away, he knew that now, knew it to the soles of his boots.“Merryn?” He started. His voice sounded rusty, as if he hadn’t spoken for a very long time.She looked up, smiled just a bit. “Did you find anything in the back of the cave? What you were looking for, whatever that was?”He shook his head. “How lon...g was I gone?”“Just a few minutes. You came back because you were hungry or because there was nothing for you to find?”Only a few minutes? Longer, much longer. No, he didn’t know. “I suppose there is some truth in both things,” he said, and no longer knew what he was talking about. He rubbed his cheek where the hand had struck him.“I have some bread that is stale, but I was going to put it on a stick over the fire. What do you think?”“I should like that,” he said, and realized he was starving.
What to read after The Penwyth Curse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherine Coulter to read onlineMoreLess
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