The Washer of the Ford Legendary Moralities And Barbaric Tales
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" "Spare, then, if you will; but take her away. Give her to a man. She shall never see this renegade again. " With that, two men led Ardanna away. She gave a glance at Cathal, who smiled. No tears were in her eyes : but a proud fire was there, and she brooked no man's hand upon her, and walked free. 199 The Annir-Choille When she was gone, Molios spake.
"Cathal, that was called Cathal Gille- Muire, why have you done this thing? " " Because I was weary of vain imaginings, and I am young : and Ar...danna is fair, and we loved. " " Such love is death. " " So be it, Molios. Such death is sweet as love. " " No ordinary death shall thou have, blas- phemer. Yet even now I would be merciful if I could. Dost thou call upon God? " " I call upon the gods of my fathers. " " Fool, they shall not save you. " " Nevertheless, I call. I have nought to do with thy three gods, O Christian. "' " Hast thou no fear of hell? " " I am a warrior, and the son of my father, and of a race of heroes. Why should I fear?" Molios brooded a while.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Spare, then, if you will; but take her away. Give her to a man. She shall never see this renegade again. " With that, two men led Ardanna away. She gave a glance at Cathal, who smiled. No tears were in her eyes : but a proud fire was there, and she brooked no man's hand upon her, and walked free. 199 The Annir-Choille When she was gone, Molios spake.
"Cathal, that was called Cathal Gille- Muire, why have you done this thing? " " Because I was weary of vain imaginings, and I am young : and Ar...danna is fair, and we loved. " " Such love is death. " " So be it, Molios. Such death is sweet as love. " " No ordinary death shall thou have, blas- phemer. Yet even now I would be merciful if I could. Dost thou call upon God? " " I call upon the gods of my fathers. " " Fool, they shall not save you. " " Nevertheless, I call. I have nought to do with thy three gods, O Christian. "' " Hast thou no fear of hell? " " I am a warrior, and the son of my father, and of a race of heroes. Why should I fear?" Molios brooded a while.
What to read after The Washer of the Ford Legendary Moralities And Barbaric Tales?
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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