The House of the Wolfings
The House of the Wolfings
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and thou with this so goodlysword-rampart?" Thiodolf stayed a moment, and even therewith they looked, and lo! theRomans giving back before the Goths and the Goths following up the chase, but slowly and steadily. Then Thiodolf heeded nothing save the battle, but ran forward hastily, and those warriors followed him, the old manlast of all holding the Hauberk in his hand, and muttering: "So fares hot blood to the glooming and the world beneath the grass; And the fruit of the Wolfings' orchard in a... flash from the world must pass. Men say that the tree shall blossom in the garden of the folk, And the new twig thrust him forward from the place where the old one broke, And all be well as aforetime: but old and old I grow, And I doubt me if such another the folk to come shall know. " And he still hurried forward as fast as his old body might go, so that hemight wrap the safeguard of the Hauberk round Thiodolf's body.
CHAPTER XXIV--THE GOTHS ARE OVERTHROWN BY THE ROMANS Now rose up a mighty shout when Thiodolf came back to the battle of thekindreds, for many thought he had been slain; and they gathered roundabout him, and cried out to him joyously out of their hearts ofgood-fellowship, and the old man who had rebuked Thiodolf, and who wasJorund of the Wolfings, came up to him and reached out to him theHauberk, and he did it on scarce heeding; for all his heart and soul wasturned toward the battle of the Romans and what they were a-doing; and hesaw that they were falling back in good order, as men out-numbered, butundismayed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and thou with this so goodlysword-rampart?" Thiodolf stayed a moment, and even therewith they looked, and lo! theRomans giving back before the Goths and the Goths following up the chase, but slowly and steadily. Then Thiodolf heeded nothing save the battle, but ran forward hastily, and those warriors followed him, the old manlast of all holding the Hauberk in his hand, and muttering: "So fares hot blood to the glooming and the world beneath the grass; And the fruit of the Wolfings' orchard in a... flash from the world must pass. Men say that the tree shall blossom in the garden of the folk, And the new twig thrust him forward from the place where the old one broke, And all be well as aforetime: but old and old I grow, And I doubt me if such another the folk to come shall know. " And he still hurried forward as fast as his old body might go, so that hemight wrap the safeguard of the Hauberk round Thiodolf's body.
CHAPTER XXIV--THE GOTHS ARE OVERTHROWN BY THE ROMANS Now rose up a mighty shout when Thiodolf came back to the battle of thekindreds, for many thought he had been slain; and they gathered roundabout him, and cried out to him joyously out of their hearts ofgood-fellowship, and the old man who had rebuked Thiodolf, and who wasJorund of the Wolfings, came up to him and reached out to him theHauberk, and he did it on scarce heeding; for all his heart and soul wasturned toward the battle of the Romans and what they were a-doing; and hesaw that they were falling back in good order, as men out-numbered, butundismayed.
What to read after The House of the Wolfings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morris, William, 1834-1896 to read onlineMoreLess
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