Rob's in trouble and on the run! Here are some new sentences from The Lady and the Minstrel this week.
Monday: Now Robert
stood at her door, hair disheveled, face flushed and chest heaving like he had
just come from a battle.
Tuesday: Marguerite
nudged his hands away from his head to feel for some lump or knot that might be
causing him pain.
Wednesday: But the
Earl of Gunthar was absent today, his place taken by the Lady Helen who endured
with dignified composure the king’s neglect while he leered at various women
seated at the tables below them.
Thursday: “You think
Rob would hide behind me? Fah! It takes a coward’s mind to suspect anther man
of skulking behind a woman.”
Friday: Strode
caught her wrist as her hand flew up to strike him. He murmured against her
lips, “How fond are you of your cousin Richard? I have him locked up in a tower
that only you can deliver him from.”
Saturday: Marguerite
felt heartsick. So cruel and vicious a plot, just to eliminate a man she had
dared to fall in love with?
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