Nicanor - Teller of Tales
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For they areroaming far and wide, and if they find him not, it will not be for lackof searching. " "Now I must tell my lord of this, that he may be prepared, " Wardomuttered. He pressed his hands to his temples. "My head is buzzing withyour questions, and I am weary, for I have ridden far. Pray you, let mesleep. " "Not yet!" Wulf said hastily, in alarm, as Wardo's head sank lower. "See, friend, you are trusted in your lord's household, I doubt not. Isthere a rear door, even a very little one, o...f which you know where thekey is hung?" Wardo jerked his head upright, his eyes half closed.
"What is this you say?" he asked angrily. "What would you witha--a--little key?" "Give me a key, and I will give you as much gold as you can carry onyour back, " said Wulf, low and eagerly, his caution forgotten in thefever of his greed.
Wardo opened his eyes with effort to their fullest extent and stared athim. His voice was thick and stuttering.
"A key? to my lord's house? _Deae matres!_ What should I do that for?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For they areroaming far and wide, and if they find him not, it will not be for lackof searching. " "Now I must tell my lord of this, that he may be prepared, " Wardomuttered. He pressed his hands to his temples. "My head is buzzing withyour questions, and I am weary, for I have ridden far. Pray you, let mesleep. " "Not yet!" Wulf said hastily, in alarm, as Wardo's head sank lower. "See, friend, you are trusted in your lord's household, I doubt not. Isthere a rear door, even a very little one, o...f which you know where thekey is hung?" Wardo jerked his head upright, his eyes half closed.
"What is this you say?" he asked angrily. "What would you witha--a--little key?" "Give me a key, and I will give you as much gold as you can carry onyour back, " said Wulf, low and eagerly, his caution forgotten in thefever of his greed.
Wardo opened his eyes with effort to their fullest extent and stared athim. His voice was thick and stuttering.
"A key? to my lord's house? _Deae matres!_ What should I do that for?
What to read after Nicanor - Teller of Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taylor C. Bryson to read onlineMoreLess
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