The Dragon And the Raven
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Still, as a Saxon standing hereas the only representative of my nation in an assembly of Northmen, Icannot refuse such a challenge, for to do so would be to infer that weSaxons are less brave than you. Therefore I am ready for the combat. " The Northmen clashed their weapons against their shields in token oftheir approval of the young Saxon's words, and the young championsprepared for the combat. They were naked to the waist save for shieldand helmet; below the waist each wore a short and tight...ly-fittinggarment covered with plates of brass; the legs were naked, and eachwore a pair of light sandals; their weapons were long straight swords. The weapon Edmund had chosen was considerably lighter than that of hisopponent, but was of toughest steel, on which were engraved in roughcharacters, "Prayers to Woden for victory. " The difference in height between the combatants was considerable. Edmund stood five feet ten, but looked shorter from the squareness andwidth of his shoulders. Sweyn was nearly four inches taller, and he toowas very strongly built.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Still, as a Saxon standing hereas the only representative of my nation in an assembly of Northmen, Icannot refuse such a challenge, for to do so would be to infer that weSaxons are less brave than you. Therefore I am ready for the combat. " The Northmen clashed their weapons against their shields in token oftheir approval of the young Saxon's words, and the young championsprepared for the combat. They were naked to the waist save for shieldand helmet; below the waist each wore a short and tight...ly-fittinggarment covered with plates of brass; the legs were naked, and eachwore a pair of light sandals; their weapons were long straight swords. The weapon Edmund had chosen was considerably lighter than that of hisopponent, but was of toughest steel, on which were engraved in roughcharacters, "Prayers to Woden for victory. " The difference in height between the combatants was considerable. Edmund stood five feet ten, but looked shorter from the squareness andwidth of his shoulders. Sweyn was nearly four inches taller, and he toowas very strongly built.
What to read after The Dragon And the Raven?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henty George Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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