The Best of Robert E. Howard, volume 1 (2007)
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Howard Volume One: Crimson Shadows Kings of the Night The Caesar lolled on his ivory throne– His iron legions came To break a king in a land unknown, And a race without a name.
–The Song of Bran The dagger flashed downward. A sharp cry broke in a gasp. The form on the rough altar twitched convulsively and lay still. The jagged flint edge sawed at the crimsoned breast, and thin bony fingers, ghastly dyed, tore out the still twitching heart. Under matted white brows, sharp eyes gleamed with a fero...cious intensity.
Besides the slayer, four men stood about the crude pile of stones that formed the altar of the God of Shadows. One was of medium height, lithely built, scantily clad, whose black hair was confined by a narrow iron band in the center of which gleamed a single red jewel. Of the others, two were dark like the first. But where he was lithe, they were stocky and misshapen, with knotted limbs, and tangled hair falling over sloping brows. His face denoted intelligence and implacable will; theirs merely a beast-like ferocity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Howard Volume One: Crimson Shadows Kings of the Night The Caesar lolled on his ivory throne– His iron legions came To break a king in a land unknown, And a race without a name.
–The Song of Bran The dagger flashed downward. A sharp cry broke in a gasp. The form on the rough altar twitched convulsively and lay still. The jagged flint edge sawed at the crimsoned breast, and thin bony fingers, ghastly dyed, tore out the still twitching heart. Under matted white brows, sharp eyes gleamed with a fero...cious intensity.
Besides the slayer, four men stood about the crude pile of stones that formed the altar of the God of Shadows. One was of medium height, lithely built, scantily clad, whose black hair was confined by a narrow iron band in the center of which gleamed a single red jewel. Of the others, two were dark like the first. But where he was lithe, they were stocky and misshapen, with knotted limbs, and tangled hair falling over sloping brows. His face denoted intelligence and implacable will; theirs merely a beast-like ferocity.
What to read after The Best of Robert E. Howard, volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert E. Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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