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Foiled again, and seeing the ax uplifted, himself this time the mark for the impendingblow, Black Thunder, pushed to desperation, darted sheer under thedescending arm, thus bringing his shoulder under the handle of theweapon, instead of his head under its cleaving edge, and causing theforce of the blow to be spent harmless on the ground behind him.
Then did those doughty giants close and grapple together in the wrestlefor life and death. The red giant had the advantage in height, if not inweigh...t; the black giant in strength of muscle, if not in suppleness oflimbs. Again, though not so good a wrestler, the red was betterbreathed, while the black, though fighting in a better cause, had notyet eaten his breakfast. So, when we come to weigh them fairly, it willbe found that the advantages which each had over the other made thechances of war about nip and tuck between the black and the red.
Pushing and pulling, writhing and tugging and twisting, round and roundwith whirl and fling they went--now over the logs, now into the bushes, then driving right through the fire, and scattering the smolderingembers broadcast over the ground, and everywhere plowing up greatfurrows with their heels in the mellow soil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Foiled again, and seeing the ax uplifted, himself this time the mark for the impendingblow, Black Thunder, pushed to desperation, darted sheer under thedescending arm, thus bringing his shoulder under the handle of theweapon, instead of his head under its cleaving edge, and causing theforce of the blow to be spent harmless on the ground behind him.
Then did those doughty giants close and grapple together in the wrestlefor life and death. The red giant had the advantage in height, if not inweigh...t; the black giant in strength of muscle, if not in suppleness oflimbs. Again, though not so good a wrestler, the red was betterbreathed, while the black, though fighting in a better cause, had notyet eaten his breakfast. So, when we come to weigh them fairly, it willbe found that the advantages which each had over the other made thechances of war about nip and tuck between the black and the red.
Pushing and pulling, writhing and tugging and twisting, round and roundwith whirl and fling they went--now over the logs, now into the bushes, then driving right through the fire, and scattering the smolderingembers broadcast over the ground, and everywhere plowing up greatfurrows with their heels in the mellow soil.
What to read after Burl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heady Morrison to read onlineMoreLess
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