The Bog
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Gwynedd sat on a dogskin beside the charcoal fire while her sister plaited her long golden hair. In the corner her mother wept. Gwynedd did not weep because she saw no reason for it. It was not that she wasn’t afraid. She was terrified, as any young woman would have been. But she was also very proud, proud that she had been chosen. There were numerous other potential candidates in the village who might have been picked, but the elders had decided upon her. This made her feel important, even exal...ted, and for the moment all that she could think of was the very special destiny before her.
On the fire a kettle started to rattle, and Gwynedd’s sister Maelgwyn took a rag in her hand and removed it from the flame, allowing the steam to drift up over the golden locks on Gwynedd’s forehead. After wetting her thumb with spit, Maelgwyn carefully formed each lock into a curl. Then she stood back to admire her work. After all, Gwynedd had to look her best. Next she stepped forward and straightened Gwynedd’s linen tunic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gwynedd sat on a dogskin beside the charcoal fire while her sister plaited her long golden hair. In the corner her mother wept. Gwynedd did not weep because she saw no reason for it. It was not that she wasn’t afraid. She was terrified, as any young woman would have been. But she was also very proud, proud that she had been chosen. There were numerous other potential candidates in the village who might have been picked, but the elders had decided upon her. This made her feel important, even exal...ted, and for the moment all that she could think of was the very special destiny before her.
On the fire a kettle started to rattle, and Gwynedd’s sister Maelgwyn took a rag in her hand and removed it from the flame, allowing the steam to drift up over the golden locks on Gwynedd’s forehead. After wetting her thumb with spit, Maelgwyn carefully formed each lock into a curl. Then she stood back to admire her work. After all, Gwynedd had to look her best. Next she stepped forward and straightened Gwynedd’s linen tunic.
What to read after The Bog?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Talbot, Michael to read onlineMoreLess
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