The Wrong Rite (2012)
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The Queen of the May had been given a drink of water and a fresh nappy by her doting grandma, she was full of beans and eager to reign. Bob was on the dais delivering some kind of oration. It couldn’t be poetry—at least it didn’t sound like poetry.
“What’s he talking about?” Janet whispered to Gwen.
“He’s just gassing on about ancient rites, as when isn’t he. If it’s a cup of tea you’re wanting to wake you up, they’ve set up a table under the ash tree.”
Janet glanced at her watch. “Good heavens,... it’s almost five o’clock. I didn’t realize I’d slept so long. I haven’t missed the music, I hope.”
“Oh no, that’s next. Come along, I need to wet my whistle and freshen up.”
“Won’t it be rude to go milling around while he’s still talking?”
“Not a bit. Bob’s so full of himself he won’t even notice. Iowerth’s poem was superb, which was rather a shame since none of those that followed could come up to his. Some weren’t so bad, though.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Queen of the May had been given a drink of water and a fresh nappy by her doting grandma, she was full of beans and eager to reign. Bob was on the dais delivering some kind of oration. It couldn’t be poetry—at least it didn’t sound like poetry.
“What’s he talking about?” Janet whispered to Gwen.
“He’s just gassing on about ancient rites, as when isn’t he. If it’s a cup of tea you’re wanting to wake you up, they’ve set up a table under the ash tree.”
Janet glanced at her watch. “Good heavens,... it’s almost five o’clock. I didn’t realize I’d slept so long. I haven’t missed the music, I hope.”
“Oh no, that’s next. Come along, I need to wet my whistle and freshen up.”
“Won’t it be rude to go milling around while he’s still talking?”
“Not a bit. Bob’s so full of himself he won’t even notice. Iowerth’s poem was superb, which was rather a shame since none of those that followed could come up to his. Some weren’t so bad, though.”
What to read after The Wrong Rite?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charlotte Macleod to read onlineMoreLess
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