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Honor's Splendour Study Guide

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by Julie Garwood
About 50 pages (14,887 words)
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In 1099 in England, Madelyne gets a look at her brother's captive. Louddon has ignored a flag of truce, captured Duncan Wexton, and ordered his soldiers to freeze the man to death. The plan is to then dump his body so that Duncan's death can't be traced. When Louddon's soldiers tire of watching Duncan - who isn't acting very cold at all - they go inside. Madelyne uses the opportunity to cut Duncan's ropes and to help him inside. There, she helps him dress and holds his cold feet to her bare belly in order to warm them. She then offers to help him escape through a secret passageway. (read more)
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      Chapters 22, 23 and 24

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