Fenris, the Wolf; a Tragedy
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WULDOR O God ! I could take heart to bear this woe But that the damned beast that bit my master Still breathes.
INGIMUND I wounded him.
WULDOR Yet he escaped us.
ROLF You, Wuldor, but not us. The wolf is dead ; Behold his skin !
[Reenter Yorul. He stagers forward.^ FEATRIS, THE WOLF 69 INGIMUND Who killed him ?
ERIC Egil's man Yorul.
INGIMUND Hail, Yorul ! This deed shall atone For much of thy defiance and thy master's.
Well done !
YORUL [ Wildly.-] A lie ! a lie ! the wolf still lives.
Lives ?...
ALL There !
YORUL EGIL {^Crouching back.] Ai! anarch!
YORUL \_Grappling Egil, tears off his bandages.] Look ! Look, Ingimund !
The wounds : you struck them with your hunting- spear.
INGIMUND ' Forehead and thigh !
70 FENR/S, THE WOLF YORUL He sprang on Arfi's horse, And bit his brother's throat — his murderer.
There lies his changeling skin. He buried it Here in the ashes.
THE MEN [Falling away."] Werewolf ! Werewolf !
INGIMUND Earl, Thou art accused of sin unnameable.
Speak : art thou guilty ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
WULDOR O God ! I could take heart to bear this woe But that the damned beast that bit my master Still breathes.
INGIMUND I wounded him.
WULDOR Yet he escaped us.
ROLF You, Wuldor, but not us. The wolf is dead ; Behold his skin !
[Reenter Yorul. He stagers forward.^ FEATRIS, THE WOLF 69 INGIMUND Who killed him ?
ERIC Egil's man Yorul.
INGIMUND Hail, Yorul ! This deed shall atone For much of thy defiance and thy master's.
Well done !
YORUL [ Wildly.-] A lie ! a lie ! the wolf still lives.
Lives ?...
ALL There !
YORUL EGIL {^Crouching back.] Ai! anarch!
YORUL \_Grappling Egil, tears off his bandages.] Look ! Look, Ingimund !
The wounds : you struck them with your hunting- spear.
INGIMUND ' Forehead and thigh !
70 FENR/S, THE WOLF YORUL He sprang on Arfi's horse, And bit his brother's throat — his murderer.
There lies his changeling skin. He buried it Here in the ashes.
THE MEN [Falling away."] Werewolf ! Werewolf !
INGIMUND Earl, Thou art accused of sin unnameable.
Speak : art thou guilty ?
What to read after Fenris, the Wolf; a Tragedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackaye, Percy, 1875-1956 to read onlineMoreLess
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