Votan And Other Novels (Fantasy Masterworks)
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Again we were the great Asers, wise and good and rich, and so we must have seemed to the Scrawlings who came in, rowing Donar home themselves. They unloaded ivory, mostly, great bags of it on the jetty. But when Donar came up from the ship two men walked behind him, and another two behind them, and each pair carried between them what no one there but me had ever seen before, and that was an Elephant Tusk. And what tusks! You have never seen tusks like them, and never will, not out of Africa. Hug...e they were, and curled, and yellow with age, and each stood two men high.
So Donar came in state, marching to the gate of Asgard. He stopped before us Asers, grouped before Valhall, and the two pairs of bearers brought up one tusk on either side of him, upright, reaching far above our heads. Donar stuck his chest out and said, ‘Here are the teeth of the World Serpent. No more will he wander the dark and bring down the hillsides, for I have killed him. With my little hammer I did it, all alone with my little Mollnir,’ and he waved the hammer around his head, and I would not have called it a little hammer, though it was not of the largest, but there, I am no craftsman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Again we were the great Asers, wise and good and rich, and so we must have seemed to the Scrawlings who came in, rowing Donar home themselves. They unloaded ivory, mostly, great bags of it on the jetty. But when Donar came up from the ship two men walked behind him, and another two behind them, and each pair carried between them what no one there but me had ever seen before, and that was an Elephant Tusk. And what tusks! You have never seen tusks like them, and never will, not out of Africa. Hug...e they were, and curled, and yellow with age, and each stood two men high.
So Donar came in state, marching to the gate of Asgard. He stopped before us Asers, grouped before Valhall, and the two pairs of bearers brought up one tusk on either side of him, upright, reaching far above our heads. Donar stuck his chest out and said, ‘Here are the teeth of the World Serpent. No more will he wander the dark and bring down the hillsides, for I have killed him. With my little hammer I did it, all alone with my little Mollnir,’ and he waved the hammer around his head, and I would not have called it a little hammer, though it was not of the largest, but there, I am no craftsman.
What to read after Votan And Other Novels (Fantasy Masterworks)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John James to read onlineMoreLess
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