A Thane of Wessex
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And, indeed, I also thought so; but wrongly. For even as Italked with Heregar of his own affairs, news came of a fresh attack, whereon I sent him to you, fearing the worst, for the men on the hillwere few, and those in the town seeming of little spirit.
"Now when I came three parts of the way to Cannington, our men therewere sped and driven back on us. Whereupon I could no longer holdtogether any force, and whither the men are scattered I know not. Scarcely could I save the holy women and the m...onks, for even as theyfled under guard into the Quantock woods, and so to go beyond the hills, the houses of Bridgwater next the Danes were burning.
"Now am I with two hundred men on Brent, and wait either for the Danesto depart, or for orders from yourself or the Ealdorman Eanulf, to whomI pray you let this letter be sent in haste after that you have read it. " So it ended with salutations, and when he had read it, the bishop foldedit slowly and looked at the thane, who shrugged his broad shoulders andsaid: "True words, Lord Bishop, and all told.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And, indeed, I also thought so; but wrongly. For even as Italked with Heregar of his own affairs, news came of a fresh attack, whereon I sent him to you, fearing the worst, for the men on the hillwere few, and those in the town seeming of little spirit.
"Now when I came three parts of the way to Cannington, our men therewere sped and driven back on us. Whereupon I could no longer holdtogether any force, and whither the men are scattered I know not. Scarcely could I save the holy women and the m...onks, for even as theyfled under guard into the Quantock woods, and so to go beyond the hills, the houses of Bridgwater next the Danes were burning.
"Now am I with two hundred men on Brent, and wait either for the Danesto depart, or for orders from yourself or the Ealdorman Eanulf, to whomI pray you let this letter be sent in haste after that you have read it. " So it ended with salutations, and when he had read it, the bishop foldedit slowly and looked at the thane, who shrugged his broad shoulders andsaid: "True words, Lord Bishop, and all told.
What to read after A Thane of Wessex?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Whistler to read onlineMoreLess
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