A Thane of Wessex
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And so she passed close by me in goingthere, and I must not speak or move for fear of terrifying her.
But when she had gone up the path, I looked round carefully once ortwice, and came down, and then, buckling on my sword again, lookedwarily out of the thicket, and seeing that none was near, crossed theopen and followed her.
There I found her in her place as she had found me the other day, andsoon once more we were side by side on the old seat; and she was blamingme, tenderly, for my rashness. ...Yet she knew not that it was I who hadbrought the arrow, and her one fear was that I had joined those Danes. And when I looked at her, I saw that she had been sorely troubled, andthis was the cause, for she said: "I knew that you, my Heregar, would not fight against your own land, andso they would surely slay you. " So will a woman see the truth of things often more clearly than a man. For that the vikings might call on me to fight my Saxon kin had, tilllast night, never crossed my mind, yet after Charnmouth fight it waslike enough.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And so she passed close by me in goingthere, and I must not speak or move for fear of terrifying her.
But when she had gone up the path, I looked round carefully once ortwice, and came down, and then, buckling on my sword again, lookedwarily out of the thicket, and seeing that none was near, crossed theopen and followed her.
There I found her in her place as she had found me the other day, andsoon once more we were side by side on the old seat; and she was blamingme, tenderly, for my rashness. ...Yet she knew not that it was I who hadbrought the arrow, and her one fear was that I had joined those Danes. And when I looked at her, I saw that she had been sorely troubled, andthis was the cause, for she said: "I knew that you, my Heregar, would not fight against your own land, andso they would surely slay you. " So will a woman see the truth of things often more clearly than a man. For that the vikings might call on me to fight my Saxon kin had, tilllast night, never crossed my mind, yet after Charnmouth fight it waslike enough.
What to read after A Thane of Wessex?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whistler Charles Watts to read onlineMoreLess
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