The Isles of Flame a Romance of the Inner Hebrides in the Days of Columba
The Isles of Flame a Romance of the Inner Hebrides in the Days of Columba
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But by far the largest number of the Picts was grouped about a roaring fire where a deer was being roasted. Two men turned the spit, and the rest, licking their lips as the pleasant odour of the roasting meat assailed their nostrils, greedily eyed the carcase. Ere it was wholly cooked, they seized on it, and fed hungrily. Tribesmen from a further distance soon hastened to join them, eager to fight for a share in the meal, and after the THE ISLES OF FLAME 51 rending of the limbs, the carcase its...elf was hacked to pieces.
As the Picts thus feasted, gnawing the meat from the bones, and devouring whatever portion of the animal they had torn away, a man, hot and panting, dashed through the open doorway of the outer wall, demanding to know where he might find the King.
" He is within, " answered a tribesman, jerking his head in the direction of the tower.
Then through the portals of the broch itself sped the breathless runner. In the large centre space before him, were gathered the chief men of war, some sharpening their weapons, others smoothing staves with bored stones which they worked up and down the wood, the rest idly conversing with the druadh.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But by far the largest number of the Picts was grouped about a roaring fire where a deer was being roasted. Two men turned the spit, and the rest, licking their lips as the pleasant odour of the roasting meat assailed their nostrils, greedily eyed the carcase. Ere it was wholly cooked, they seized on it, and fed hungrily. Tribesmen from a further distance soon hastened to join them, eager to fight for a share in the meal, and after the THE ISLES OF FLAME 51 rending of the limbs, the carcase its...elf was hacked to pieces.
As the Picts thus feasted, gnawing the meat from the bones, and devouring whatever portion of the animal they had torn away, a man, hot and panting, dashed through the open doorway of the outer wall, demanding to know where he might find the King.
" He is within, " answered a tribesman, jerking his head in the direction of the tower.
Then through the portals of the broch itself sped the breathless runner. In the large centre space before him, were gathered the chief men of war, some sharpening their weapons, others smoothing staves with bored stones which they worked up and down the wood, the rest idly conversing with the druadh.
What to read after The Isles of Flame a Romance of the Inner Hebrides in the Days of Columba?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M E M Mary Ethel Muir Donaldson to read onlineMoreLess
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