The Brethren
The Brethren
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Now they were near, and now theymet. The spears seemed to shiver, the horses to hustle togetheron the narrow way and overhang its edge, then on came the blackhorse towards the inner city, and on sped Smoke towards thefurther gulf.
"They have passed! They have passed!" roared the multitude.
Look! Lozelle approached, reeling in his saddle, as well hemight, for the helm was torn from his head and blood ran from hisskull where the lance had grazed it.
"Too high, Wulf; too high, " said Godwin sadly.... "But oh! if thoselaces had but held!" Soldiers caught the horse and turned it.
"Another helm!" cried Lozelle.
"Nay, " answered Sinan; "yonder knight has lost his shield. Newlances--that is all. " So they gave him a fresh lance, and, presently, at the blast ofthe trumpets again the horses were seen speeding together overthe narrow way. They met, and lo! Lozelle, torn from his saddle, but still clinging to the reins, was flung backwards, farbackwards, to fall on the stonework of the bridge. Down, too, beneath the mighty shock went his black horse, a huddled heap, and lay there struggling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now they were near, and now theymet. The spears seemed to shiver, the horses to hustle togetheron the narrow way and overhang its edge, then on came the blackhorse towards the inner city, and on sped Smoke towards thefurther gulf.
"They have passed! They have passed!" roared the multitude.
Look! Lozelle approached, reeling in his saddle, as well hemight, for the helm was torn from his head and blood ran from hisskull where the lance had grazed it.
"Too high, Wulf; too high, " said Godwin sadly.... "But oh! if thoselaces had but held!" Soldiers caught the horse and turned it.
"Another helm!" cried Lozelle.
"Nay, " answered Sinan; "yonder knight has lost his shield. Newlances--that is all. " So they gave him a fresh lance, and, presently, at the blast ofthe trumpets again the horses were seen speeding together overthe narrow way. They met, and lo! Lozelle, torn from his saddle, but still clinging to the reins, was flung backwards, farbackwards, to fall on the stonework of the bridge. Down, too, beneath the mighty shock went his black horse, a huddled heap, and lay there struggling.
What to read after The Brethren?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Haggard Henry Rider to read onlineMoreLess
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