A Prince of Cornwall
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"The deer are in the valleys, Lady, and we came to tell the princethat we have harboured the great stag of twelve points in the woodsbeyond Caerau. Will it please him to join our hunt?" "Doubtless, " she said. "Now there is no time to be lost, for theday is high already. " "None the worse, Princess, " said Eric. "The last snow is passinghourly. " So we went round to the front of the palace toward the gates, andthere waited half a dozen more men and horses by a gathering of menon foot with a pac...k of great hounds, the like of which I had neverseen. They were the Danish hounds, which had come hither with theirmasters, and were big and strong enough for any quarry, even wereit the bear that yet lurked in the Welsh mountain wilds.
Then Howel came, and would have me mounted well, and in less thanhalf an hour we were riding eastward along the ancient way theycall the Ridgeway, which crowns the long hill between the sea andthe valleys where lie the windings of Milford Haven. And so we wenttill we could see Tenby itself far off on its rocky ness, and atthat point left Thorgils to go his way, while we turned northwardinto the inland valleys, and sought the deep combe where they hadharboured the stag.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"The deer are in the valleys, Lady, and we came to tell the princethat we have harboured the great stag of twelve points in the woodsbeyond Caerau. Will it please him to join our hunt?" "Doubtless, " she said. "Now there is no time to be lost, for theday is high already. " "None the worse, Princess, " said Eric. "The last snow is passinghourly. " So we went round to the front of the palace toward the gates, andthere waited half a dozen more men and horses by a gathering of menon foot with a pac...k of great hounds, the like of which I had neverseen. They were the Danish hounds, which had come hither with theirmasters, and were big and strong enough for any quarry, even wereit the bear that yet lurked in the Welsh mountain wilds.
Then Howel came, and would have me mounted well, and in less thanhalf an hour we were riding eastward along the ancient way theycall the Ridgeway, which crowns the long hill between the sea andthe valleys where lie the windings of Milford Haven. And so we wenttill we could see Tenby itself far off on its rocky ness, and atthat point left Thorgils to go his way, while we turned northwardinto the inland valleys, and sought the deep combe where they hadharboured the stag.
What to read after A Prince of Cornwall?
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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