Gudrid the Fair
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"Oh, sour face, " he cried out, "let us hear whatyou have to say about all this. " Thorstan was very hot, but he answered his father. "I think thatGudrid should not go, nor Thore either"--which made Eric chuckle.
When he was with her the next day, after a long time of brooding, Thorstan said that he hoped she would not go to Wineland.
"I must go if Thore goes, " she said over her needlework.
"If Thore goes, I shall go myself, " Thorstan said after a pause. Gudrid looked up, but said nothing.
"H...e is not a lucky man--that is to be seen, " Thorstan said then. "Andhe has no great knowledge of the sea, and is moreover infirm. It wouldcome to this, that he would hurt himself, and you would have the careof him as you did upon the rock out beyond the head. " She answered him gravely. "It may be as you say, that he is not lucky. Indeed, I know it too well. For it was told me before ever I saw orheard of him, that he would die before me. " Thorstan was now strongly moved. He wrung his hands together.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Oh, sour face, " he cried out, "let us hear whatyou have to say about all this. " Thorstan was very hot, but he answered his father. "I think thatGudrid should not go, nor Thore either"--which made Eric chuckle.
When he was with her the next day, after a long time of brooding, Thorstan said that he hoped she would not go to Wineland.
"I must go if Thore goes, " she said over her needlework.
"If Thore goes, I shall go myself, " Thorstan said after a pause. Gudrid looked up, but said nothing.
"H...e is not a lucky man--that is to be seen, " Thorstan said then. "Andhe has no great knowledge of the sea, and is moreover infirm. It wouldcome to this, that he would hurt himself, and you would have the careof him as you did upon the rock out beyond the head. " She answered him gravely. "It may be as you say, that he is not lucky. Indeed, I know it too well. For it was told me before ever I saw orheard of him, that he would die before me. " Thorstan was now strongly moved. He wrung his hands together.
What to read after Gudrid the Fair?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hewlett, Maurice Henry, 1861-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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