Eric Brighteyes
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"I think that I find little faith in yon carle's face, " answeredSkallagrim. "Still, I am unfit to fight, and thy strength is spent, soit seems that we must lie low if we would rise again. They can scarcelybe so base as to do murder having handselled peace to us. " "I am not so sure of that, " said Eric; "still, starving beggars must eatbones. Hearken thou: we take the terms, trusting to your honour; and Isay this: that ye shall get shame and death if ye depart from them toharm us. " "Have no f...ear, lord, " said the mate, "we are true men. " "That we shall look to your deeds to learn, " said Eric, laying down hissword and shield.
Skallagrim did likewise, though with no good grace. Then men came withstrong cords and bound them fast hand and foot, handling them fearsomelyas men handle a live bear in a net. Then they led them forward to theprow.
As they went Eric looked up. Yonder, twenty furlongs and more away, sailed the Gudruda.
"This is good fellowship, " said Skallagrim, "thus to leave us in thetrap.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I think that I find little faith in yon carle's face, " answeredSkallagrim. "Still, I am unfit to fight, and thy strength is spent, soit seems that we must lie low if we would rise again. They can scarcelybe so base as to do murder having handselled peace to us. " "I am not so sure of that, " said Eric; "still, starving beggars must eatbones. Hearken thou: we take the terms, trusting to your honour; and Isay this: that ye shall get shame and death if ye depart from them toharm us. " "Have no f...ear, lord, " said the mate, "we are true men. " "That we shall look to your deeds to learn, " said Eric, laying down hissword and shield.
Skallagrim did likewise, though with no good grace. Then men came withstrong cords and bound them fast hand and foot, handling them fearsomelyas men handle a live bear in a net. Then they led them forward to theprow.
As they went Eric looked up. Yonder, twenty furlongs and more away, sailed the Gudruda.
"This is good fellowship, " said Skallagrim, "thus to leave us in thetrap.
What to read after Eric Brighteyes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Haggard Henry Rider to read onlineMoreLess
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