The Widow And the King (2005)
The Widow And the King
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She was waiting by the river-door again. The door was dark and smoking, and she wanted to run away. Chawlin was calling to her from the riverbank to come quickly. She knew that soon the man with the axe, all bloody, would come out of the postern and chase her again. But still she had to wait, while her mind screamed Run! Run! and the door fumed and coughed blood. Someone had not come out that should have come, and she must wait for them. Perhaps it would be Hestie; perhaps it would be her mother.... Perhaps it would be the man with the axe. And she must wait.
A shape moved in the darkness of the postern arch. It was not Hestie, or her mother. It was Luke. He would have walked past her, but he stopped and looked at her.
I'm sorry, she said. I did not know who you are.
He looked at her a moment more, and then he left her.
She dreamed that she had gone to lie on the riverbank in the sun. Her mother came and stood over her, and told her crossly that it was time to get up and attend to her studies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was waiting by the river-door again. The door was dark and smoking, and she wanted to run away. Chawlin was calling to her from the riverbank to come quickly. She knew that soon the man with the axe, all bloody, would come out of the postern and chase her again. But still she had to wait, while her mind screamed Run! Run! and the door fumed and coughed blood. Someone had not come out that should have come, and she must wait for them. Perhaps it would be Hestie; perhaps it would be her mother.... Perhaps it would be the man with the axe. And she must wait.
A shape moved in the darkness of the postern arch. It was not Hestie, or her mother. It was Luke. He would have walked past her, but he stopped and looked at her.
I'm sorry, she said. I did not know who you are.
He looked at her a moment more, and then he left her.
She dreamed that she had gone to lie on the riverbank in the sun. Her mother came and stood over her, and told her crossly that it was time to get up and attend to her studies.
What to read after The Widow And the King?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Dickinson to read onlineMoreLess
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