Wolf Hall (2009)
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His watchman rouses the household, and when he goes downstairs—wearing a savage expression and in all other respects fully dressed—he finds Johane in her nightgown, her hair down, asking, “What is this about?” Richard, Rafe, the men of the household steer her aside; standing in the hall at Austin Friars is William Brereton of the privy chamber, with an armed escort. They have come to arrest me, he thinks. He walks up to Brereton. “Good Christmas, William? Are you up early, or down late?”
Alice a...nd Jo appear. He thinks of that night when Liz died, when his daughters stood forlorn and bewildered in their night-shifts, waiting for him to come home. Jo begins to cry. Mercy appears and sweeps the girls away. Gregory comes down, dressed to go out. “Here if you want me,” he says diffidently.
“The king is at Greenwich,” Brereton says. “He wants you now.” He has ordinary ways of showing his impatience: slapping his glove against his palm and tapping his foot.
“Go back to bed,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His watchman rouses the household, and when he goes downstairs—wearing a savage expression and in all other respects fully dressed—he finds Johane in her nightgown, her hair down, asking, “What is this about?” Richard, Rafe, the men of the household steer her aside; standing in the hall at Austin Friars is William Brereton of the privy chamber, with an armed escort. They have come to arrest me, he thinks. He walks up to Brereton. “Good Christmas, William? Are you up early, or down late?”
Alice a...nd Jo appear. He thinks of that night when Liz died, when his daughters stood forlorn and bewildered in their night-shifts, waiting for him to come home. Jo begins to cry. Mercy appears and sweeps the girls away. Gregory comes down, dressed to go out. “Here if you want me,” he says diffidently.
“The king is at Greenwich,” Brereton says. “He wants you now.” He has ordinary ways of showing his impatience: slapping his glove against his palm and tapping his foot.
“Go back to bed,”
What to read after Wolf Hall?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hilary Mantel to read onlineMoreLess
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