The White Queen
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She never stirs the children’s porridge without whispering a prayer, turns her pillow over twice before she gets into bed, claps her shoes together before putting them on to rid them of bad luck.
“Does any of it mean anything?” my son Richard asks me, one eye on his grandmother, who is twisting a plait of ribbon and whispering over it.
I shrug. “Sometimes,” I say.
“Is it witchcraft?” he asks nervously.
“Sometimes.”
Then in March my mother tells me, “Edward is coming to you. I... am sure of it.”
“You have foreseen it?” I ask.
She giggles. “No, the butcher told me.”
“What did the butcher tell you? London is filled with gossip.”
“Yes, but he had a message from a man in Smithfield who serves the ships that go to Flanders. He saw a little fleet sailing northwards in the worst weather, and one of them was flying the Sun in Splendor: the badge of York.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She never stirs the children’s porridge without whispering a prayer, turns her pillow over twice before she gets into bed, claps her shoes together before putting them on to rid them of bad luck.
“Does any of it mean anything?” my son Richard asks me, one eye on his grandmother, who is twisting a plait of ribbon and whispering over it.
I shrug. “Sometimes,” I say.
“Is it witchcraft?” he asks nervously.
“Sometimes.”
Then in March my mother tells me, “Edward is coming to you. I... am sure of it.”
“You have foreseen it?” I ask.
She giggles. “No, the butcher told me.”
“What did the butcher tell you? London is filled with gossip.”
“Yes, but he had a message from a man in Smithfield who serves the ships that go to Flanders. He saw a little fleet sailing northwards in the worst weather, and one of them was flying the Sun in Splendor: the badge of York.”
What to read after The White Queen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philippa Gregory to read onlineMoreLess
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