The Sin Eater the Washer of the Ford And Other Legendary Moralities
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She had sore weariness that day. For all that, it was not the weight of the burden that made her go in and out of the afternoon sun, and sit by the red glow of the peats, brooding deep.
When, nigh upon an hour later, Alasdair 228 The Fisher of Men came up the slope, and led the kye to the byre, she did not hear him : nor had she sight of him, when his shadow flickered in before him and lay along the floor.
" Poor old woman, " he said to himself, bending his head because of the big height that w...as his, and he there so heavy and strong, and tender, too, for all the tangled black beard and the wild hill-eyes that looked out under bristling grey-black eyebrows.
" Poor old woman, and she with the tired heart that she has. Ay, ay, for sure the weeks lap up her shadow, as the sayin' is. She will be thinkin' of him that is gone. Ay, or maybe the old thoughts of her are goin' back on their own steps, down this glen an' over that hill an' away beyont that strath, an' this corrie an' that moor. Well, well, it is a good love, that of the mother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had sore weariness that day. For all that, it was not the weight of the burden that made her go in and out of the afternoon sun, and sit by the red glow of the peats, brooding deep.
When, nigh upon an hour later, Alasdair 228 The Fisher of Men came up the slope, and led the kye to the byre, she did not hear him : nor had she sight of him, when his shadow flickered in before him and lay along the floor.
" Poor old woman, " he said to himself, bending his head because of the big height that w...as his, and he there so heavy and strong, and tender, too, for all the tangled black beard and the wild hill-eyes that looked out under bristling grey-black eyebrows.
" Poor old woman, and she with the tired heart that she has. Ay, ay, for sure the weeks lap up her shadow, as the sayin' is. She will be thinkin' of him that is gone. Ay, or maybe the old thoughts of her are goin' back on their own steps, down this glen an' over that hill an' away beyont that strath, an' this corrie an' that moor. Well, well, it is a good love, that of the mother.
What to read after The Sin Eater the Washer of the Ford And Other Legendary Moralities?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fiona Macleod to read onlineMoreLess
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