The Lad of the Gad
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And in the kingdom there was a poor fisherman, who had a son, and the son took school and learning.
The boy said to his father, “Father, it is time for me to be doing for myself to be a Champion.” So he picked sixteen apples from the garden and threw an apple out into the sea, and he gave a step on it. He threw the next one, and he gave a step on it. He threw one after one, until he came to the last, and the last apple brought him on land again.
When he was on land again he shook his ears, and h...e thought that it was in no sorry place he would stay.
So he moved as a wave from a wave And marbles from marbles, As a wild winter wind, Sightly and swiftly singing Right proudly, Through glens and high tops And made no stops Till he came to the city And court of Donald, And gave three hops Over turrets and tops Of court and of city Of Donald.
And Donald took much anger and rage that such an unseemly ill stripling should come into the town, with two shoulders through his coat, two ears through his hat, his two squat kickering tattery shoes full of cold roadwayish water, three feet of his sword sideways on the side of his haunch, after the scabbard had ended.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And in the kingdom there was a poor fisherman, who had a son, and the son took school and learning.
The boy said to his father, “Father, it is time for me to be doing for myself to be a Champion.” So he picked sixteen apples from the garden and threw an apple out into the sea, and he gave a step on it. He threw the next one, and he gave a step on it. He threw one after one, until he came to the last, and the last apple brought him on land again.
When he was on land again he shook his ears, and h...e thought that it was in no sorry place he would stay.
So he moved as a wave from a wave And marbles from marbles, As a wild winter wind, Sightly and swiftly singing Right proudly, Through glens and high tops And made no stops Till he came to the city And court of Donald, And gave three hops Over turrets and tops Of court and of city Of Donald.
And Donald took much anger and rage that such an unseemly ill stripling should come into the town, with two shoulders through his coat, two ears through his hat, his two squat kickering tattery shoes full of cold roadwayish water, three feet of his sword sideways on the side of his haunch, after the scabbard had ended.
What to read after The Lad of the Gad?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alan Garner to read onlineMoreLess
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