The Well At the World's End
The Well At the World's End
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The Duke and all his men were afoot, but they went easily and swiftly, as wolves trot.
As for the slain of the waylayers, of whom there were some threescore, the Bull captain would do nought but let them lie on the road. " For," said he, " there be wolves and lynxes enough in the wood, and the ravens of the uplands, and the kites shall soon scent the carrion. They shall have burial soon enough.
Neither will we meddle with it ; nay, not so much as to hang the felon King's head at thy saddle-bow,... lord." By sunset they were out of the wood and on the side of a rough fell, so they went no further, but lighted fires at the edge of the thicket, and made merry round about them, singing their songs concern- ing the deeds of their folk, and jesting withal, but not foully ; and they roasted venison of hart and hind at the fires, and they had with them wne, the more part whereof they had found in the slain King's carriages, and they made great feast to the wayfarers, and were exceeding fain of them ; after their fashion, whereas if a man were their friend he could scarce be enough their friend, and if he were their foe, they could never be fierce enough with him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Duke and all his men were afoot, but they went easily and swiftly, as wolves trot.
As for the slain of the waylayers, of whom there were some threescore, the Bull captain would do nought but let them lie on the road. " For," said he, " there be wolves and lynxes enough in the wood, and the ravens of the uplands, and the kites shall soon scent the carrion. They shall have burial soon enough.
Neither will we meddle with it ; nay, not so much as to hang the felon King's head at thy saddle-bow,... lord." By sunset they were out of the wood and on the side of a rough fell, so they went no further, but lighted fires at the edge of the thicket, and made merry round about them, singing their songs concern- ing the deeds of their folk, and jesting withal, but not foully ; and they roasted venison of hart and hind at the fires, and they had with them wne, the more part whereof they had found in the slain King's carriages, and they made great feast to the wayfarers, and were exceeding fain of them ; after their fashion, whereas if a man were their friend he could scarce be enough their friend, and if he were their foe, they could never be fierce enough with him.
What to read after The Well At the World's End?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morris, William, 1834-1896 to read onlineMoreLess
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