Worth Dying for (The Bruce Trilogy)
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23 Edward II – York, 1312 It’s a fool that falters for want of surety. Sometimes, one must act, even if out of desperation, or else leave one’s fate to the whim of others.But so little time to act and no room, not even an inch, for error. In the biting dead of winter, in the darkest of hours before a dawn that was a distant blur to me, I collected my niece Margaret from Wallingford and fled north to York. Her belly near to bursting, she lay in a carriage bundled in ermine, whimpering her discomf...ort with each passing mile. I took with me only enough of my personal guard to fend off an attack and the minimum number of household servants I could manage with. It was imperative that we travel as swiftly and as unnoticed as possible.We were somewhere past Bishopsthorpe by the River Ouse, when she let out a scream that ripped a knife of panic down my spine.I reined my mount about and spurred its flanks, flying back along our small column to the carriage for fear that her shrieking would harken my enemies to descend like wolves on stumbling prey.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
23 Edward II – York, 1312 It’s a fool that falters for want of surety. Sometimes, one must act, even if out of desperation, or else leave one’s fate to the whim of others.But so little time to act and no room, not even an inch, for error. In the biting dead of winter, in the darkest of hours before a dawn that was a distant blur to me, I collected my niece Margaret from Wallingford and fled north to York. Her belly near to bursting, she lay in a carriage bundled in ermine, whimpering her discomf...ort with each passing mile. I took with me only enough of my personal guard to fend off an attack and the minimum number of household servants I could manage with. It was imperative that we travel as swiftly and as unnoticed as possible.We were somewhere past Bishopsthorpe by the River Ouse, when she let out a scream that ripped a knife of panic down my spine.I reined my mount about and spurred its flanks, flying back along our small column to the carriage for fear that her shrieking would harken my enemies to descend like wolves on stumbling prey.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by N. Gemini Sasson to read onlineMoreLess
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