The Return of Kavin
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“Know, O Emperor, that I have put forth all my strength in fulfilling your commands. Having, at length, been caused to withdraw our force from the pass of Imshag southward and from the castle that commands that pass, I determined that we would also let go hold of the town of Shamgraad, which lies below, and hold only the river crossings. Know, Lord, that my heart was bitter within me, and I abase myself, calling upon your Gloriousness for mercy, because I did this; yet, it was a needful thing.
... “Concerning the pass of Imshag; the castle overlooking it was held under your hand by the Lord Kazzarashik, cursed be he, with men at arms of his own house as well as men of my own force. Upon the fourth day of the month Imok, the traitorous Kazzarashik caused the gates of the castle to be opened, and those who would prevent this he ordered to be slain. Thereafter, the forces of the rebel lords came up into the pass, and having nothing whereby I could oppose them, I called back such as remained.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Know, O Emperor, that I have put forth all my strength in fulfilling your commands. Having, at length, been caused to withdraw our force from the pass of Imshag southward and from the castle that commands that pass, I determined that we would also let go hold of the town of Shamgraad, which lies below, and hold only the river crossings. Know, Lord, that my heart was bitter within me, and I abase myself, calling upon your Gloriousness for mercy, because I did this; yet, it was a needful thing.
... “Concerning the pass of Imshag; the castle overlooking it was held under your hand by the Lord Kazzarashik, cursed be he, with men at arms of his own house as well as men of my own force. Upon the fourth day of the month Imok, the traitorous Kazzarashik caused the gates of the castle to be opened, and those who would prevent this he ordered to be slain. Thereafter, the forces of the rebel lords came up into the pass, and having nothing whereby I could oppose them, I called back such as remained.
What to read after The Return of Kavin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Masson David to read onlineMoreLess
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