Whitemantle
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The lords had just done with the preliminaries when the creature walked along the main aisle as if he owned the palace and everything in it. And when he climbed up onto the dais to sit in plain sight before the throne and wash his face, Will could not help but smile.
Will stood with Gort and Gwydion. After he and Willow had received the wizard to break bread with them and made a sort of peace with him, Gwydion had accepted Will’s decision that Lotan should be allowed to stay at the palace. But h...is agreement had been grudging and he had put his foot down when Willow had said that the big man should be trusted. In return, Will had insisted on attending the Great Council, despite the wizard’s opinion that he should stay away.
A palace usher went forward to gather up the cat, but it bared its teeth and danced away, lifting its tail up straight, then curling it with incredible nonchalance as if to curse the minion and teach him his place.
Murmuring chants passed back and forth across the White Hall, choirs of Fellows leading and then answering.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The lords had just done with the preliminaries when the creature walked along the main aisle as if he owned the palace and everything in it. And when he climbed up onto the dais to sit in plain sight before the throne and wash his face, Will could not help but smile.
Will stood with Gort and Gwydion. After he and Willow had received the wizard to break bread with them and made a sort of peace with him, Gwydion had accepted Will’s decision that Lotan should be allowed to stay at the palace. But h...is agreement had been grudging and he had put his foot down when Willow had said that the big man should be trusted. In return, Will had insisted on attending the Great Council, despite the wizard’s opinion that he should stay away.
A palace usher went forward to gather up the cat, but it bared its teeth and danced away, lifting its tail up straight, then curling it with incredible nonchalance as if to curse the minion and teach him his place.
Murmuring chants passed back and forth across the White Hall, choirs of Fellows leading and then answering.
What to read after Whitemantle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Carter to read onlineMoreLess
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