Havelok the Dane
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'It is a good name for the purpose, ' hesaid, 'but I have to ask your pardon for calling you by the old giant'sname just now. ' I said that as he did not know my name, and it was ajest that fitted, it was no matter. Then he made a little bow, and askedif I would take any food before I went from the place; so I told himthat it was just what I came for, and he laughed, and I had such a mealas I have not seen for months. It is in my mind that I left a famine inthat house, so hungry was I. There is... no pride about this Berthun, forhe served me himself, and I thanked him. " Then Havelok stopped and passed his hand over his face, and he laughed alittle, uneasy laugh.
"And all the while I could not get it out of my head that he ought to bekneeling before me. " "Well, " he went on after a little, "when I had done, this Berthun askedme a question, saying that he was a discreet man, and that if he couldhelp me in any way he would do so. Had I a vow on me? Nothing more thanto earn my keep until the famine was over, I said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'It is a good name for the purpose, ' hesaid, 'but I have to ask your pardon for calling you by the old giant'sname just now. ' I said that as he did not know my name, and it was ajest that fitted, it was no matter. Then he made a little bow, and askedif I would take any food before I went from the place; so I told himthat it was just what I came for, and he laughed, and I had such a mealas I have not seen for months. It is in my mind that I left a famine inthat house, so hungry was I. There is... no pride about this Berthun, forhe served me himself, and I thanked him. " Then Havelok stopped and passed his hand over his face, and he laughed alittle, uneasy laugh.
"And all the while I could not get it out of my head that he ought to bekneeling before me. " "Well, " he went on after a little, "when I had done, this Berthun askedme a question, saying that he was a discreet man, and that if he couldhelp me in any way he would do so. Had I a vow on me? Nothing more thanto earn my keep until the famine was over, I said.
What to read after Havelok the Dane?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Whistler to read onlineMoreLess
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